or, in the correct directory:
find -type f -a -exec rm {} \;
will work
Not as typed above: man find
Incorrect; it works here as written by me, 'tovrich
[herrold@dhcp11 ~]$ mkdir temp
[herrold@dhcp11 ~]$ cd temp
[herrold@dhcp11 temp]$ for i in `seq 1 5` ; do touch sample$i ; done ; ls
sample1 sample2 sample3 sample4 sample5
[herrold@dhcp11 temp]$ find -type f -a -exec rm {} \; ; ls
[herrold@dhcp11 temp]$The -exec does not need further quoteing to protect the 'rm' in this context; -a is a conjunction operator
-R
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