Summary: hello unix admin folks I need to clean up my root filesystem because a backup caused the fs full. I know that it accidentally write some file with b...
Summary: Hi, I need to find dir name avoid std error & run chmod on all those dir. i used below command on ksh find . -name "*snap*" -type d 2>/dev/null I got...
Summary: 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'...
Summary: Dev: It depends on how 'source code' and 'execuatable' are defined. You can say my source code is all files with an extension of .c or .h and use the...
Summary: Hi, Anyone knows how to use the 'find' command using a specified depth level within the directoy hierarchy? for instance: find * -type f -name this w...
Summary: Hi: There's lots of ways of doing this. This find command delivers the five largest files in the current directory: find . -follow -mount -type f -pr...
Summary: Hi: Suppose if I have a find command which looks in the current directory and subdirectories in it as follows, find ./ -type f -name "file" is th...
Summary: I have a directory sturucture as below /appl/export/ivdevl/comp /appl/export/ivdevl/comp/buildscripts /appl/export/ivdevl/comp/buildscripts/pkg.sh /ap...
Summary: Hi, Well the reason for it depends upon the time you run the query. The find command calculates exactly one day earlier i.e 24hrs behind. So even if...
Summary: I am new to UNIX. Can anyone please help me: I am to write a Bourne shell script that mimics certain functionality of the UNIX find command. Any help...
Summary: Thank you, this is indeed an alternative, especially since the underlying directory structure is rather limited. But... Using find seems a bit heavy ...
Summary: I am running a command that finds a number of files: find / -type f -name "core" -print 2> /dev/null I then want to count the number of lines or files...
Summary: Hi, Can any one suggest me a way to Solve this Problem in Korn Shell Scripting? Problem: Search in a particular directory for files which are more tha...
Summary: I always get true for the following if condition. I am probably stating the condition in a wrong way. Can some help me fix the if condition. The follo...
Summary: Your original "find . -type f filename -print " is an erroneous find command. If you want to: find all files named "automate.st" (assume 1 per direc...
Summary: Currently I am running the command below. It works but I want to redirect it to a file. How do you do that? Note "/ftp" is a dir. /usr/bin/find /ftp ...
Summary: There must be an easy answer to this, but I've been staring at my screen waaay to long already so I don't see it. I want to issue a find command that...
Summary: Hi to all, I am new user. I want to know how to use tar command in scounixware 7.1.0. Can any one give me full but simple decription of same(Man tar h...
Summary: I guess you are looking for some directories and files having certain permissions. Is the find command allowed ? If yes then use the find command as b...
Summary: Your e-mail is not accepting messages at this time. I might can help, but I need the info that I asked for above, which is the exact find command that...
Summary: I have just started to learn unix & I need help with a task. It is not about scoring a mark in my assignment or something, but I am curious to know th...
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