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Location of File
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I need to find the location of a file . i know the beginning of the name but i dont know the directory its saved in how can i find the location ??? Please help  |
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where should i run this command ??? Home directory ????
---------- Post updated at 05:03 AM ---------- Previous update was at 05:01 AM ---------- this is the output i am getting and it gets hanged... Please help!!! find: cannot open /home/hupadhya find: cannot open /home/deepjain/.ssh find: cannot open /home/jkumar find: cannot open /home/nedumtha find: cannot open /home/ypuranik find: cannot open /home/kvinoths find: cannot open /home/chadesai find: cannot open /opt/medusa find: cannot open /opt/openssh/empty |
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The "find" is probably not hung. It will take time to search from root down. The error messages "find: cannot open" are because you are not logged in as "root" and do not have permission look at some directories. This is harmless because you could not have created a file in one of those directories. If you really don't know where you created the file, the find from root will find it eventually.
Code:
find // -type f -name "name_of_lost_file*" -print |
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