> > % Already tried, and he's not interested, but I did find out what script
> > % he's using...
> >
> > % Q> #!/bin/sh
> > % Q> XYZZY="`find / -name core`"
> > % Q> for LOOP in `find $XYZZY | sort -ru` ; do
> > % Q> rm -fr $LOOP
> > % Q> done
>
> You know, interesting things will happen when he runs that script
> and there are *not* any files named core around...
Here you see that his son is using solaris (or is just a little stupid
boy - probably both?). The Solaris find gives an error message to stdout
if there is no argument - for the GNU find this is an alias for 'find .'
Anyway - I don't wonder that a 14 years old boy writes such a code (I've
seen a basic program I wrote for the C64 as I was 9 a few days before. It
is a horrible code too.) - I just _really_ wonder how an admin of a server
(does he really get money for this?) can _use_ such a code ...
- clifford
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