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05-13-2008
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need to find fifo files
I need to be able to recursively find fifo files in a users home directory. What is the best way to do that.
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05-13-2008
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Code:
find /home/username -type p
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05-13-2008
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Hey Frankkahle
Its prity simple.... u can execute folowing command # find /home | grep <the file name you wanna look for> if you wanna see all of the files without filtering use bellow command # find /home -Anuradha
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05-14-2008
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taking the command further.
thats great, now what if i want to take those files it found and automatically delete them?
Frank
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