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Hi Gurus,
Please help im new in UNIX, got exercise but im stuck. How to: 1- List all files (file names only) that contain "xynos" but not the word "troi" in the filename. 2- List all files in date/time order (full listing) that contain "xynos" but not the word "troi" and "dvoika" in the filename. 3- View all file one by one in the vi editor that contain "xynos".. thanks in advance.. Yves |
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