Delete files with specified file extension recursively. This is useful when you want to remove those temporary files or those unwanted auto-generated artifacts inside nested folders. Be careful when using these commands because it will delete files permanently Linux Bash find . -type f -name "*.tmp" -delete find . -type f -name "*.tmp" -exec rm -v "{}" + Windows Powershell Get-ChildItem * -Include *.tmp -Recurse | Remove-Item
I was creating an Active Directory (AD) security auditing tool in Go and Python when I stumbled upon the UserAccountControl flags. This attribute can hold multiple statuses like ACCOUNTDISABLE, NORMAL_ACCOUNT, or DONT_EXPIRE_PASSWORD. It uses a bit-field; a bit-field is a group of bits with each bit representing a value. It is an efficient way of handling multiple statues of a record. A tool that helps identify the property flags. Since a bit-field can hold a range of values, I need a tool that can help me look up the value it represents. I created a simple JavaScript application that converts decimal values and maps them to corresponding property flags. ...