Thanks. I use Ubuntu and Windows. I'm looking for a shell script that does this. But I'll try what you're saying as well. Thanks.

Shell scripting is much easier. But this is not the forum for that. There is a UNIX support forum for scripting in daniweb. But you could try this.

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#!/bin/bash
pathA='/blah/blah/blah/'
pathB='/blah/blah/blah/blah/'
ext="deb"
for file in $(ls "$pathA"); do
    #
    # Only process DEB files.
    #
    file_ext=${file##*.}
    case $file_ext in
        deb | DEB )
        if [ -e "$pathB$file" ]; then
            echo deleting "$pathB$file"
            rm -f "$pathB$file"
        fi
    esac
done

#!/bin/bash pathA='/blah/blah/blah/' pathB='/blah/blah/blah/blah/' ext="deb" for file in $(ls "$pathA"); do # # Only process DEB files. # file_ext=${file##*.} case $file_ext in deb | DEB ) if [ -e "$pathB$file" ]; then echo deleting "$pathB$file" rm -f "$pathB$file" fi esac done