On Mon, 17 Nov 2003, Mobeen Azhar wrote:
> I have been trying to complete a simple (for me on the WinBlows
I rather doubt it's simple on Windows.
> of "For all files in a given directory, delete files with the same name
> from this other directory". I tried using find with exec but that
DIR1=/some/path
DIR2=/some/other/path
for file in "${DIR1}/*"; do
FILENAME="${DIR2}/$(basename "$file")"
[ -e "$FILENAME" ] && rm "$FILENAME"
done
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