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HowTo: Delete Files With 0K Filesize Recursively
Mon, 01/28/2008 - 13:31
I have been asked to post a command or script by a newbie user on how he can delete all files with 0K or zero filesize recursively.
This is a quick entry on how to delete files with 0K (zero) filesize and optionally do it recursively.
A precaution. First, deleting files recursively in linux is...
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