i am trying to delete multiple files from sftp with non-interactive way as per the desire ext. But i am not able to get the proper extension of the files for removing files.
lftp -u ${user},${passwd} sftp://${ip}<<EOF
cd ${path}
rm *${ext}
bye
EOF
Assumed I have the following files:
test12.txt
test13.txt
test14.txt
test15.txt
I want to delete the first 3 files with one command. How to do that?
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