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    Harold Obert is offline Senior Member
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    Default How to cancel files that seem in determine command output in Linux.

    Hello friend, I want to delete all files out of the screen output of find command. I try to use different, but can not get to do that. Basically, I want to delete this file everything that has not been published in the last 8 days. Files in / blah / directory. I am the new person in the Linux operating system and an order, but I found that I could not find appropriate solutions. If anyone has an idea about this order, please share. I appreciate the fact that knowledge.

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    Harold Daire is offline Senior Member
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    There is some possibility to perform this task. Linux must be based on the linux operating system. The hull of the Linux operating system prompt is specifically designed to perform this type of operation importantly, performs the commands on the system. This correct command in Linux to perform these operations. This can be done in one line executions. First put the find command as per the requirement. Then immediately put the-exec command, and enter the rm command to delete the output file to find. This solved the problems.

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    They also face the same problems in the Fedora operating system and that time I never thought about how. Then I read the instruction manual fedora. In this connection special mention. This is the command xargs. This is useful for creating and running the lines of standard input control. This means that, after using the command and operation of the outlet pipe above command can be given with the following command. ¿I can use the find / bla / 8 mtime | xargs rm Code to perform the task. Work operations should be performed in the system.

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    I think you need to check the rm command in Linux. Descriptions of the rm command should create a guide to perform these activities is unknown. Then you just put the rm - help command in a shell. Then gives basic information about the rm command. If all the opportunities related to these topics, appears in a variety of alternatives to accomplish these tasks. Then I suggest you do this task, and helps solve problems.

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    Try running the command line in the shell. The control line is designed to run multiple commands in one line. The output of the first order is presented as an input for the next command. Then the output of the final, he put on the screen. ¿I can suggest you try these solutions. Could it be that we could build the code. This is normal and solutions to Linux users can understand the result.

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