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This file generated by asterisk recording. Now I need a script to delete the file under 4.0K sizes, so I can run the scripts in asterisk dial plan. Below the size of 4.0K are unwanted files.
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This file generated by asterisk recording. Now I need a script to delete the file under 4.0K sizes, so I can run the scripts in asterisk dial plan. Below the size of 4.0K are unwanted files.
Do not just post questions, and expect people to write your scripts for you; YOU, actually need to show some effort of your own. Post what you have written/tried, and tell us where you're stuck, and we can help you. Otherwise, look up some of the VERY easily found scripting tutorials, and read the man pages on the Linux command utilities, and start writing your own scripts.
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