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Cronjob created so many files that can't be easily deleted

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  • GOT
    Do you have shell access? That would be the easiest/fastest way to delete them. You'll need to use the find command. find ./ -name "startofname*" -delete Otherwise you can ask your host to do this for you. And I would change your cronjob. I'm guessing you are using wget which sames the file. Would start like this wget -O /dev/null -o /dev/null
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  • cPanelLauren
    There isn't a way to have the file manager load as you're requesting and the suggestion by @GOT would be the best solution to remove these.
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  • Okwunna Anyaeji
    Please how to I use the "Find command"? I have tried to look for how to do it but couldn't, and my hosting company says they are busy and can't do that for me. Please I need step by step guide on how to do it so I can handle it on my own. Thank you very much.
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  • cPanelLauren
    Hello @GOT provided the specific command that would be used to do this, you should be able to run in from terminal within cPanel/WHM
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  • Okwunna Anyaeji
    Thank you very much for your reply, but this is all I see in the Advance part of the Home
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  • Okwunna Anyaeji
    Oh... Thank you very much... I have now seen what you were talking about I have contacted my host to enable it for me.... Thank you so much for your help... I really appreciate.
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