How can I remove files containing whitespace recursively?
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Mar 15, 20268195 viewsConfidence Score0%
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I'm having some trouble with this command under bash in Ubuntu: My aim is to remove, recursively, all files ending in . But some files have white spaces and this breaks the command. Any suggestions on how to approach this problem?
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rm $(find . -name "*.exe")
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This has format the command and arguments, and it carefully avoids mangling the names (by passing each one as a separate argument to ). The '+' means "do as many as you can reasonably in one execution of ".
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