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Hello All,
I am somehow stumped with this ting. 'Find' will sure show me.. but I want only thepath of all the occurences of the file in any of the sub-dirs.. Any help will be sincerely appreciated. thanx! |
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I was unnecesarily bugging you all..
Code:
find /path -name <filename> anyways.. thanx to all.. |
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