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Bash how to delete all files of multiple extensions excluding one directory

 原文  2021-12-07 04:03:29  0   1    linux/ bash

Question

I have this snippet

find. \( -iname \*.ini -o -iname \*.properties -o -iname \*.xml \) -type f -delete

which deletes everything in all subfolders that contains those extensions, which is exactly what I want.

The only change I want to make is now I would like to have this exclude a directory called "Resources/". I want it to delete all noted extension files in all subfolders EXCEPT for Resources directory.

I am not sure how to do this however.

Any and all help is appreciated

1 answers

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 1 ACCPTED  2021-12-07 04:15:50

The below command should exclude the resources dir,

find . \( -iname \*.ini -o -iname \*.properties -o -iname \*.xml \) -type f -delete -not -path "./resources/*"

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