Delete File by File Extension

You'd probably have to make a script to do that, but you'd be using wildcards and that can be risky.

I've used this to find files with .doc extension. I'm assuming you can add a for loop or something so that each entry will be deleted.

Please test, test, test before putting on JAMF Pro and run it with Check-In policy.

#!/bin/sh

loggedinuser=$(stat -f%SU /dev/console)

sudo find /Users/$loggedinuser/ -type f -name "*.doc"

Thank you sooooo much! So, essentially, that script would find any files with .DOC extension and delete them?

My example was for .DOC, but I'm actually trying to delete Outlook archives/exports and didn't find a way to prevent staff from exporting from Outlook. This would save in .OLM file. So, in theory, I can substitute .DOC with .OLM and test, test, test.