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Creating a List of Files With Find
Hi, I need to go through all the files on my system and build a list/output file with the paths of all files where the first two characters within the file match an expression. I know I can use something like Code:
find . | xargs cut -b1-2 or Code:
find . -exec cut -b1-2 {} \;
to get the characters I need and then use grep to match it, but then I don't have the file path that I need. I may be going about this the totally wrong way, so any suggestions would be very appreciated. Thanks. |
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