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09-28-2007
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Hi,
I am using solaris 2.8. I want to find files not owned by a particular uid but find is saying -uid is a 'bad' option man find on this machine gives me info on the c++ library 'find' not the normal user command. Man find on a Linux box talks about using -uid but Solaris does not like it. Does anyone know if there is an equivalent -uid option for find under Solaris 2.8? cheers 
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