I have a machine running 7.2, samba file server for windows clients.  The
software we use leave quite a bit of junk files for temp saves, crashes and
the like.  I am attempting to have cron run a script to file from shared
directory with said extension.  The problem are the (windows spaces),  I
would like to avoid the extra overhead in renaming files I will delete
moments latter so...

this is where I am the attempting to pipe to sed to escape the "\ " the
space.  Also tried to quote the full path.  Both work from the command line?
What gives?  Suggestions?



#! /bin/bash
#  Purge Junk Files from Samba Drive

for ext in *.ac$ *.bak *.bk? back*.cdr *.chk *.dmp *.err *.sv$ *.tmp ~*.*
        do
        find /home2/Temp/Test -type f -iname "$ext" |
                        sed -e 's/[ ] [ ]*/ /g
                                        s/[ ]/\\ /g' |
                        while read name
                                do
                                echo $name                      #I can see the output 
to rm
                                rm -f $(echo $name)
                        done
        done



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