Clean up those wget .listing files
For some reason when I did a wget FTP mirror to backup some data it left behind lots of listing files, here is how you remove them.
Enter the directory and use the command:
$ for i in `find . -name ".listing"`; do rm -v $i; done
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I had to do the same thing not long ago. Actually, it was recent enough that I was able to cat/grep my .bash_history to find the command I used. 
Here’s what I ended up doing.
find . -type f -name “.listing” -exec rm -f {} \;
Same thing, different way, as always there are tons of ways.
-v in my method means Verbose which shows which .listing files were removed.
-f in your method means forceful, I don’t think this would be required though
Just a note, don’t use the dollar sign at the start, thats just to show its a shell (bash) prompt.