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Searching for files in Remote Machine
hi all,
i would like to how to perform remote search on a tandem machine from solaris box. I have the userid and password to log in. But the directory, file structures, naming conventions are different. now how to search for a particular pattern of files say, <user1><date>.log files in the remote machine thanks |
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