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Old 08-10-2010, 06:40 PM
ffeingol ffeingol is offline
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Sorry, but this is still doing absolutely nothing. I've changed the:

Code:
# /bin/sh
to

Code:
# /bin/sh -x
So the execution gets logged to the stderr log. From the logs it's in the right directory and looping through all the various sub-directories but nothing actually gets deleted. If I manually run the find command as a -print instead of -delete it does print the files that should get deleted.

Very stumped.
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