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Thanks again gripe, don't know how you do that so fast but worked great and was a really fast answer, hardly even got time to refresh the page.<br />
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Thanks again
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Thanks again gripe, don't know how you do that so fast but worked great and was a really fast answer, hardly even got time to refresh the page.


Thanks again

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Props to ameba's QuickPost :)
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I have this command, it finds the number of files in a directory and it's sub directories however there is a lot of files in the sub directories that end in &nbsp; .tmp and I need<br />
to get the total number of files that is in all sub directories together but Not counting the files that end in &nbsp; .tmp<br />
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Command:<br />
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find /opt/iplanet/ms5/mail/imta<wbr />/queue/con<wbr />version/ -type f | wc -l<br />
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Thanks,
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I have this command, it finds the number of files in a directory and it's sub directories however there is a lot of files in the sub directories that end in   .tmp and I need
to get the total number of files that is in all sub directories together but Not counting the files that end in   .tmp

Command:

find /opt/iplanet/ms5/mail/imta/queue/conversion/ -type f | wc -l



Thanks,

Find command

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