How do I remove files w/in a directory with the size of 0?

[Unix Administrator_6]

Is there a bulk way to do this rather than individually?

[Rick Garland]

One option would be to use the find command and looking at the file sizes.

Another would be to
ll | awk '{if (($5 == "0")) print $0}' | rm -f

[Antoanetta Naghiu]

See the post about find command (yesterday one) with size option and combine it with exec rm.

[Rick Garland]

Change the print $0 to print $9

[Unix Administrator_6]

ll | awk '{if (($5 == "0")) print $0}' | rm -f

doesnt seem to be doing anything......they are still there......

[Antoanetta Naghiu · Accepted solution]

Try
# find / -size 0 -exec rm {}

[Kofi ARTHIABAH]

have you tried:

find . -size 0 -exec rm -f {} \;

[Unix Administrator_6]

It worked!!! Thanks!

I did:
find /opt/pkms/tmp -size 0 -exec rm {} ;