Unix: HOW-TO remove largest(in size) five files
find . -name "*.*" -ls | sort +6 | tail -5
rm `find . -name "*.*" -ls | sort +6 | tail -5|cut -c68-`
alias large5="find ./ -name \"*.*\" -ls | sort +6 | tail -5"
posted by Sami @ 3:13 PM
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Tuesday, May 30, 2006
rm `find . -name "*.*" -ls | sort +6 | tail -5|cut -c68-`
alias large5="find ./ -name \"*.*\" -ls | sort +6 | tail -5"
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