Essential Command Line Tools >>> Which command will list all files under the current directory with a .cfg extension, and then delete them? >>> Linux Tools for Developers
Note you could use \; instead of ‘;’ – they both work
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You need the -r option so you can feed a regular expression, not just a string
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This will work, you can use different delimiters, such as / or :
The /g ensures all occurrences on every line are dealt with
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Note the quotation marks
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This will search the whole system and feed the result to ls