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find function
I was trying the following "find" command to search for a particular file in UNIX directories:
find / -name <filename> -print Result on the screen appears like: find: cannot open <..> ..permission denied Is there any way, I could avoid these type of search results and only see the correct file? Cheers, Pravin Kumar |
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