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Hello, I am using the command: find / -name "core" -print the output for this returns lots of files with permission denied as i don't have read permissions. It does also return some files that i do have permission. How can i filter out the files where i don't have permission so that just the files i do have permission for are returned? Thanks

Name: nails
Date: September 30, 2004 at 06:16:35 Pacific

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Hi: When you don't have permissions executing find, the errors actually write to stderr. To ignore the output, redirect stderr to /dev/null: find / -name "core" -print 2> /dev/null Regards, Nails

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