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Excluding directories with find
How do I exclude directories with the find command on Solaris?
I want to skip the directories /proc and /shared. find / -nouser -print This shows me all files and directories that don't have an owner but I need to skip /shared and /proc. I've been able to get it to work on Linux and HP but not on Solaris. It appears that the -path option doesn't exist on solaris. Thanks, -x96 |
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