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09-28-2008
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getting error while copying files
I am trying copy all files ,i was getting below error .Please any idea
#find . -name "*bat" -exec cp -p {} /devt/jobs find: incomplete statement Thanks, Akil 
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09-28-2008
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You are missing a ";" in the statement. Here is another example of find and exec together.
Code:
find /usr/include -type f -exec grep NFS_VERSION {} \; -print
Also, instead of using this command, I would suggest you to use find| xargs command. Following is the example. Code:
find /usr/include -type f|xargs grep NFS_VERSION
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09-29-2008
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Following are the solutions for this :
Code:
sed 's/^M//g' ${INPUT_FILE} > tmp.txt
mv tmp.txt ${INPUT_FILE}
tr -d "\15" < ${INPUT_FILE} > tmp.txt;
mv tmp.txt ${INPUT_FILE}
for file in $(find /path/to/dir -type f); do
tr -d '\r' <$file >temp.$$ && mv temp.$$ $file
done
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