title: Find and Delete a Folder when it has a specfic parent folder
body: <p>I'm trying to search and delete an old Backup of a program on a 4TB Disk. There may well be over 500 instances of it for various users, etc... The folder is called ACCOUNTS and it is located in /home/local/*/backups/Acc/ACCOUNTS where * is a username. The problem is that the most recent backups are located in /home/local/*/backups/Acc/Mon/ACCOUNTSfor 7 day rotations.</p>
  
  <p>I can use find to find and delete all instances of ACCOUNTS but this will delete the ones I want to keep also. </p>
  
  <p>So how would have search for a Folder called Accounts whos Parent folder is call Acc and delete it while leaving all other instances of ACCOUNTS intacted?</p>
  
  <p>I tried <code>find /home/local/ -type d -name "Acc/ACCOUNTS" -exec rm -rf {} \;</code> but this will not work because it will think the the forward slash is part of the name and give a warning.</p>