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Hi I have a query for everyone.I want to remove all my system generated core files but if in the script.I execute using the find command #!/bin/sh find / -name core -exec rm -f {} \; it deletes all the files with core name alongwith system generated ....how do i diffrentaite cron from system generated ones Plz reply as soon as possible

Name: nails
Date: April 9, 2004 at 08:51:02 Pacific

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Hi: Have you considered using the -user option of find? Nails

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Hi Nails, Could you expand on that please?Abhishek any other options you have come through? Arun

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