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As I understand it, I could use

find . -name '*.txt' -exec cat {} ; > all.txt

to concatenate all the text files in a directory, recursively throughout sub-directories, into a file called all.txt. The thing is, I don't have enough storage for all.txt and the original files. Is there a way to execute two commands, one after the other, so that I could delete the original file after concatenating it with all.txt?

bash shell find cat exec

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As I understand it, I could use

find . -name '*.txt' -exec cat {} ; > all.txt

to concatenate all the text files in a directory, recursively throughout sub-directories, into a file called all.txt. The thing is, I don't have enough storage for all.txt and the original files. Is there a way to execute two commands, one after the other, so that I could delete the original file after concatenating it with all.txt?

bash shell find cat exec

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As I understand it, I could use

find . -name '*.txt' -exec cat {} ; > all.txt

to concatenate all the text files in a directory, recursively throughout sub-directories, into a file called all.txt. The thing is, I don't have enough storage for all.txt and the original files. Is there a way to execute two commands, one after the other, so that I could delete the original file after concatenating it with all.txt?

bash shell find cat exec

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