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find the specific file in unix server
hello
i need a help in finding a specific file where it is stored in the unix server. is there a way to find it. Regards |
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ensure you have the priviliges (if you superuser) you can start from root fs
"find . -name <filename> -print" - |
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try this
find / -name {file_name} 2>/dev/null hope it helps Regards |
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in the future, you might search for text in somewhere else file:
find . | xargs grep 'put the text here' 2> /dev/null |
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