Assuming your Windows/VFAT partition is /dev/hda1, and is mounted
on /mnt/hda1, as root, type:
cd /mnt/hda1
find . -type f -name *.eml -exec rm -f {} \;
That should remove all the files under a directory that ends with
the .eml extension.
Just a warning. As Vince said, it will
change -exec to -ok, then you will be prompted before the comman rm is
executed.
Ray Strode wrote:
Assuming your Windows/VFAT partition is /dev/hda1, and is mounted
on /mnt/hda1, as root, type:
cd /mnt/hda1
find . -type f -name *.eml -exec rm -f {} \;
That should remove all the
Hi; again asking for help. I have or have had a virus (opaserv)on a win
machine which was writing .eml files all over the place, including
several shares on my Linux laptop. I cannot easily remove them. I have
tried various variations of rm -R /*.eml and that gives error message
cannot
On Sun, Dec 22, 2002 at 11:10:49PM -1000, Alvin Murphy wrote:
I have tried various variations of rm -R /*.eml and that
gives error message cannot lstat I cannot remove them
from Konqueror because access is refused; when I check
permissions, I note they belong to root.
Did you try
