rm down the tree
 

I want to remove a bunch of files that end with .conf. I need to be able to go down the directroy tree several layers. Can that be done with just the rm command? All of these files are in the directory /mnt/media. For instance
rm -rf /mnt/media/*conf will only remove those files in the direcrory /mnt/media, but not any of the sub directorys. Is there a way to have it go all the way down the directory tree?

What about Exclude the '-i' switch if you're absolutely, positively certain you want to delete all of the files that 'find' ferrets out.

Hope this helps...

thanks