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05-26-2005
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list read only files using find
hi,
how can i list read only files (for u,g,o) using find command? Thanks and Regards Vivek.s |
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05-26-2005
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Have you read the man pages, they are full of information.
man find If you do not have the man pages installed you can also use google for this, otherwise, here is a online page for find http://unixhelp.ed.ac.uk/CGI/man-cgi?find |
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