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Find command with Grep
I need to find for a particular string in my /opt file system.
find . -exec grep "10000" {} \; I tried this command, it works ok but I want not to search in the logs folder I have in my filesystem as it takes lot of time. SO can I exclude one or more than on directory or sub directories from my search path(.) in my find command. Thanks |
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