Using find command

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Name: jo_aze
Date: February 5, 2002 at 07:54:46 Pacific
Subject: Using find command

Comment:

Hy,
Does someone know how to setup "find" command allowing to find all files or directories according to a specific filter whatever case sensitive (I'm working on AIX platform 4.3.3).
Example:
find / -type d -exec grep ....
Or perhaps using regular expresssion
find / -type d -name *...$name...\*
If somebody has a brilliant idea ...

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Name: James Boothe
Date: February 5, 2002 at 15:03:38 Pacific
Subject: Using find command

Reply: (edit)

The man page will give you all that info.
You can specify multiple filters on a single find command. For example:
find / -user oracle -size +150000c -print
will list files owned by oracle and with a size that exceeds 150000 bytes.

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