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Your Advice:CMD for cksum and filen

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Name: rajkhanna123
Date: July 28, 2006 at 02:27:20 Pacific
Subject: Your Advice:CMD for cksum and filen
OS: UNIX
CPU/Ram: Dont know
Model/Manufacturer: Dont know
Comment:

Hi Can you please tell me the command for finding out on a unix box

List of all filenames, file sizes and cksum values for all files and sub folders

I am using right now the below

find . -exec cksum {} \; > /tmp/list_PRD_cksum

but it doesnt work somehow

Regards,


Raj


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Response Number 1
Name: lchi2000g
Date: July 28, 2006 at 06:40:54 Pacific
Subject: Your Advice:CMD for cksum and filen
Reply: (edit)
It worked:

/home/oracle/luke/tmp$ find . -exec cksum {} \; > /tmp/list_PRD_cksum 2> /dev/null

/home/oracle/luke/tmp$ cat /tmp/list_PRD_cksum
1105800700 255 ./3.sh
1891799744 405 ./file1
4008984667 18 ./in
1609220758 4 ./2.sh
69624681 90 ./file2
1648213305 2325 ./test.zip
2732179928 48 ./1.sh
585734584 4139 ./rep
1993651803 264 ./file
1574428698 12288 ./.file1.swp

Luke Chi


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