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Find file on server, searching thru many folders
Hi all,
Is it possible to find a file on a server without knowing the file path? And when the file is found is it possible to find out the file path? I would like to find a file by typing: find server/ -name "filename" Instead of: find server/folder1/folder2/folder3/ -name "filename" Can someone help me? thanks |
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