A short time ago I had to delete a lot of files created by a script, which I didn’t need anymore, but those files were scattered all over the disk, in many folders and subfolders.
After scouring the whole internet, reading all sorts of scripts and commands, I finally found a close solution, which I adapted to my needs and here is how simple it was:
@ find . -type f -name "*.srt.ro.srt" -exec rm -rf {} +
Basically I need to remove all subtitles with a certain signature in extension: .srt.ro.srt
Happy Coding !
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