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If you have spaces in filenames, use:

for file in /path/to/file/*; do > "$file"; done

(I could not to include it in comments to previous answer because I don't have 50 reputation. Sometimes limitations are contra productivecounterproductive.)

If you have spaces in filenames, use:

for file in /path/to/file/*; do > "$file"; done

(I could not to include it in comments to previous answer because I don't have 50 reputation. Sometimes limitations are contra productive.)

If you have spaces in filenames, use:

for file in /path/to/file/*; do > "$file"; done

(I could not to include it in comments to previous answer because I don't have 50 reputation. Sometimes limitations are counterproductive.)

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If you have spaces in filenames, use:

for file in /path/to/file/*; do > "$file"; done

(I could not to include it in comments to previous answer because I don't have 50 reputation. Sometimes limitations are contra productive.)