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The second one doesn't fail, and the first one only fails because I wrote `rm $file` instead of `rm "$file"`, which I have done every single other time I've wri
by milesrout 10y ago
The second one doesn't fail, and the first one only fails because I wrote `rm $file` instead of `rm "$file"`, which I have done every single other time I've written the same thing this century.
- uzoodoo 10y agoWriting in first one won't save you since "in" splits by whitespace, not newline. If you really have to do that, use "find ... | while read file; do" instead.