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CLEANUP_AFTER_DAYS=90
for PATHS in $(grep path /etc/samba/*.conf |grep “path = /” |awk ‘{ print $NF }’ |sort|uniq)
do
if [ -d $PATHS/.recycle/ ]
then
find $PATH/.recycle/* -atime +${CLEANUP_AFTER_DAYS} -exec rm -rf ‘{}’ \;
find $PATH/.recycle/ -depth -type d -empty -exec rmdir {} \;
fi
done

enjoy.

Uralt, aber sehr hilfreich!
Danke

hello after trying many other options , I looked your code was working on my el captain 10.11.6 i tried following your instruction till this

sudo port install octave -accelerate+atlas+java

after this,in the end I get this
Attempting to fetch texlive-pictures-54512_0+doc.darwin_15.noarch.tbz2 from http://atl.us.packages.macports.org/texlive-pictures
Error: Failed to archivefetch texlive-pictures: version @54512_0+doc: Could not resolve host: atl.us.packages.macports.org
Error: See /opt/local/var/macports/logs/_opt_local_var_macports_sources_rsync.macports.org_macports_release_tarballs_ports_tex_texlive-pictures/texlive-pictures/main.log for details.
Error: Follow https://guide.macports.org/#project.tickets if you believe there
is a bug.
Error: Processing of port octave failed
—> Some of the ports you installed have notes:
gawk has the following notes:
readline support has been removed from gawk. If you need to run gawk
interactively, install rlwrap:

sudo port install rlwrap

and run gawk using rlwrap:

rlwrap gawk …
grep has the following notes:
This port previously installed itself without a g* prefix, thus
overshadowing system binaries such as grep, fgrep, and egrep. The port is
now changed so that it does install with a g* prefix, like other GNU ports.
This means that you’ll now find GNU grep at /opt/local/bin/ggrep. If you
dislike typing ggrep, you can create a shell alias or you can add
/opt/local/libexec/gnubin to your PATH, wherein non-g* prefixed symlinks are
installed. In other words, /opt/local/libexec/gnubin contains GNU binaries
without any prefix to the file names, so you can type grep and get GNU grep
just as before.
hdf5 has the following notes:
Mac users may need to set the environment variable “HDF5_USE_FILE_LOCKING”
to the five-character string “FALSE” when accessing network mounted files.
This is an application run-time setting, not a configure or build setting.
Otherwise errors such as “unable to open file” or “HDF5 error” may be
encountered.
legacy-support has the following notes:
To help make sure your system continues to be well represented by MacPorts,
especially if your system is not one of the latest macOS releases, please
consider installing mpstats. It will periodically send an anonymous synopsis
of your OS settings and installed ports. The information provided by this is
useful to help determine how resources are allocated.

You can install mpstats like this: sudo port install mpstats
libidn has the following notes:
Please be aware that GNU libidn2 is the successor of GNU libidn. It comes
with IDNA 2008
and TR46 implementations and also provides a compatibility layer for GNU
libidn.
libomp has the following notes:
To use this OpenMP library:
* For clang-3.8+, or clang-3.7 with +openmp variant:
add “-fopenmp” during compilation / linking.
* For clang-3.7 without +openmp variant, use:
“-I/opt/local/include/libomp -L/opt/local/lib/libomp -fopenmp”
libpsl has the following notes:
libpsl API documentation is provided by the port ‘libpsl-docs’.
openjdk8 has the following notes:
If you have more than one JDK installed you can make openjdk8 the default
by adding the following line to your shell profile:

export
JAVA_HOME=/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/openjdk8/Contents/Home
python39 has the following notes:
To make this the default Python or Python 3 (i.e., the version run by the
‘python’ or ‘python3’ commands), run one or both of:

sudo port select –set python python39
sudo port select –set python3 python39

should I follow and install commods as instructed or can I ignore and continue with oracle ?