Been looking for this for a while. We have a common directory where everyone has rwx rights. To keep this from growing out of proportions, I need to clear this once a month. No problem, except I'm supposed to keep 2 directories - one of which has spaces in its name.
I have this find command that lists what should be deleted;
find /COMMON/* | grep -v 'keepthis' | grep -v 'keep this too'
However, I'm at at total loss as to how I could rm
or delete
the output
I've googled an found millions of suggestions but they don't fit - I believe it's because of the spaces in the directory name.
So: how should the command end in order to work?
Send to xargs and then rm:
find /COMMON/* -maxdepth 0 | grep -v 'keepthis' | grep -v 'keep this too' | xargs -rd '\n' rm -r --
edited after your suggestion :)
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