Its quite possible that you face issues and getting the following error message while removing the files in bulk using the “rm” command:
Error :
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root@server [/tmp]# rm -rf *
-bash: /bin/rm: Argument list too long
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Then you can use the following “find | rm” command combination as given below in order get done this task :
find . -name ‘<pattern>’ | xargs rm
<patern> = Any matching file pattern that you want remove/delete.
Thats it.
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