Hello-

How do you use the UNIX find command to search for all files in the current diectory only? I've tried this on Solaris 8 and it doesnt appear to be working:

find . -depth -type f -mtime 0 -exec ls {} \;

Thank you

-level 0 --Current dirctory only
-level 1 --Current and sub directory
-level 2 --current,sub,sub-sub directory

Check Syntax of this using -level

Please try to perform search before posting any queuries, taken from one of the similar threads Regards,
Tayyab

Thank you for your assistance..... level did not work (prob. because it wasn't an option for my version of find) but "find . \( ! -name . -prune \) -mtime 0 -print" did. I looked all over the internet doing searches but couldn't find this. Next time tho, I'll search within this forum first before posting....

thanks again.