03-14-2006
C'mon ppl.. it's about 20 hrs and not a single reply?!
I'm really desperate to get this right as early as possible..
I understood from a lot of posts here that there is no direct way to find hard links...except with the help of inode number. For soft links the "l" predicate in the list of file permissions when issued a "ls -l".. may help..
but i just want to confirm if i'm thinking in the right direction.
Can files of the required extensions be identified along with their links(hard or soft) using find command? If so, please enlighten me how.
Thanks a ton in advance,
Sirisha
Last edited by manthasirisha; 03-14-2006 at 09:25 AM..
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