09-01-2009
As I wrote, I have no problem accepting my opinion being challenged and I would be surprised but grateful to anyone proving I'm wrong in that case.
However, there is currently absolutely no evidence anyone, including the open poster, is experiencing a different find(1) behavior than the only one that I consider technically possible.
The OP didn't run the simple script I suggested him to do to figure it out. I tested the very same OS the OP is using, Ubuntu, and the quotes weren't required. You failed to cite an OS where quote are required when the path contains spaces and one you tested didn't behave the way you were expecting.
I have thus no reason to change my mind about what I still consider a urban legend.
To clarify, I'm not against the idea some exotic shell implementation might require quoting the curly braces. I'm just telling neither files having embedded spaces nor the find command implementation play any role in that hypothetical requirement.
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FILES
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