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Does anyone know how to delete files with the same name recursively?

I update my web mirror site every night going from a Frontpage enabled site that I admin to a remote site where I only have user privilidges.

I have to delete those lovely .htaccess files out of every web in order to view the files on the remote/mirror site.

I wish I could do this:

rm -R .htaccess

and have it delete all of them at once.

Does anyone know of a way to make this work?

d


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