Learn three different ways to delete files or directories found by the find command
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Kai Yuan
Kai Yuan has been a software developer for over 15 years. He builds enterprise Java applications in work. He has 20 years experience of Linux and is a big fan of the Vim editor. He is happy to help people at stackoverflow.com. He lives currently in Hamburg.
Here's what I've written (so far):
Using grep on Files That Match Specific Criteria
Filed under File Searching, Files
Learn how to execute grep on a set of filtered files
Print Lines Between Two Patterns in Linux
Learn how to extract data lines between two patterns.
How to Create Soft Links to Directories
Filed under Filesystems
Learn how to create soft links to directories through examples
List All Groups in Linux
Filed under Administration
Learn two approaches to get all groups defined on the system
Copy Directory Structure Without Files
Filed under Filesystems
Learn three different ways to clone a directory structure without copying files under it through examples
Copy and Create Destination Directory if it Does Not Exist
Filed under Filesystems
Learn how to create the non-existing target directory automatically when we copy files
Find Files Not Owned by a Specific User in Linux
Filed under File Searching, Files
Learn how to search for files not owned by a particular user using the find command
Changing the Default Shell in Linux
Filed under Administration
Learn how to change a user’s default shell through examples
Linux Bash: Multiple Variable Assignment
Filed under Scripting
Take a closer look at how to do multiple variable assignment in Bash scripts