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I’m trying to recursive erase all files that begin with “._” (aka mac dot files) on my server using SSH.
The files are listed with a ls -a but this won’t work:
rm -rf ._*
I know there’s a way. Mind to share?
Cheers!
find . -name ._\* -print0 | xargs -0 rm -f