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/ 2 Years ago, sun, february 20, 2022, 6:06:23
I know a command to do the same with files, but what about folders (and all the files in it of course)?
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The command you refer is find I suppose.
You should use the command -exec rm -r {} ; and add the -depth option.
The -r option to rm remove directories with all the content.
The -depth option tell find to elaborate content of folders before the folder itself.
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