September 2, 201510 yr Is there an easy way to delete all files with extension ".nfo" on my complete server? So on all disks (same for jpg files?)
September 2, 201510 yr From the bash shell find /mnt/user/ -type f -name *.nfo Then you can add an exec part to remove it. I havent included that cause im not sure i can recall it accurately from memory.
September 2, 201510 yr Author From the bash shell find /mnt/user/ -type f -name *.nfo Then you can add an exec part to remove it. I havent included that cause im not sure i can recall it accurately from memory. Lol easy way Bash shell? So telnet in with puty ? Then put in that command what do you mean add exec part
September 6, 201510 yr Telnet or ssh into unraid at the command prompt root@Tower:~# Run this command first to see what will be deleted: find /mnt/user -type f -name '*.nfo' | more Run this command to finalize find /mnt/user -type f -name '*.nfo' -exec rm -f -v '{}' \; Warning: This will attempt to delete all .nfo files from your entire Array (the -v tells you what the files were and -f ignores any possible read-only permissions)
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