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Hi.
Im using "ls > filename" to make a file, "filename" that has the names of the maps listed in it, one pr line. I need a script that can go through that file to delete named file/files/folders in those maps listed in that file.

Hi,

the 'ls >file' is useless

Thx for reply.
Your script holds that I need to fill inn the path to all the directories i whanna check. If i got hundreds of directories, thats exactly the stuff i dont whanna type in. The rest of the script looks nice.

I got a phyton script on an other forum that can do it, so if u dont have the time, dont bother.
The phyton script looks like this:

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
import os

# Get file name
filnavn = raw_input("Navn på filen du vil slette: ")

# Interate through every folder
mapper = os.listdir(os.curdir)
for mappe in mapper:
if os.path.isdir(mappe):
filer = os.listdir(os.curdir + '/' + mappe + '/')

# Iterate through every file in folder
for fil in filer:
if fil == filnavn:
print "Sletter filen fra mappen: " + mappe
os.remove(os.curdir + '/' + mappe + '/' + fil)


I'm sorry for the use of norwegian in this one.

or probably faster: