(and in response, some combination of arguments with -fstype msdos
*should* work...  8-)

cgd
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>From owner-current-users  Mon Apr 25 14:11:19 1994
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Subject: /etc/daily cleans up ms-dos partitions
Date: Mon, 25 Apr 94 17:10:34 -0400
From: John Brezak <brezak@apollo.hp.com>


Anyone have some ideas on how to enforce a different cleanup policy for the
ms-dos filesystem type ? MS-DOS filesystems (app vendors actually) don't
subscribe to Unix name conventions. As a result I get files deleted like
#db.dat deleted - sigh. I suspect that I just need to add a -fstype msdos
to the find command in /etc/daily, but attempts at this didn't do what
I expected.

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