Re: Cleaning up .svn directories

> The first method (find /your/working/copy -type d -name .svn -exec rm -rf {}
> \;) saves one extra pipe and one process.
Piping the output helps if you also want to translate spaces to "\ "
(i.e., sed s#\ #\\\ #g) on the fly, assuming you have people creating
files with spaces in it (what's_wrong_with_underscores_?). :) I don't
know how to do it inside the find -exec so I prefer piping it.

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Hakan (m1fcj)
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