A find command for Linux with RM deletes files from a day ago

Sentence notation:

Find corresponding directory-mtime + days-name "file name"-exec rm-rf {} \;

Example 1: Place all 10 days before the/usr/local/backups directory with "." The file deletion

Find/usr/local/backups-mtime +10-name "* *"-exec RM-RF {} \;

Find:linux the Find command, the user finds the file for the specified condition

/usr/local/backups: Any directory that you want to clean up

　　-mtime: Standard statement notation

　　+10: Find files 10 days ago, where the number represents the number of days, +30 means to find files 30 days ago

"* *": The type of data you want to find, "*.jpg" means to find all files with the extension jpg, "*" means to find all the files, this can be used flexibly, extrapolate

-exec: Fixed notation

RM-RF: Forcibly deleting files, including directories

{} \; : fixed notation, pair of curly braces + spaces +\

Example 2: Delete all 5-day files in the/var/spool/clientmqueue directory

find/var/spool/clientmqueue/-type f-exec rm-rf {} \;

A find command for Linux with RM deletes files from a day ago