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subfolders help please important
Post 55792 by svennie on Monday 20th of September 2004 05:43:54 AM
09-20-2004
thx, I'm going to try it...
perhaps the associate with the -exec solution could be very useful for problems afterwards....
by the way, my solution for the second question above was silly.
when you make
pwd > file1
more file 1 -> users/test/a1....
that means, that it would make a folder like users/test2/users/test/a1...which isn't my intention.
perhaps the associate with the -exec solution could be very useful for problems afterwards....
by the way, my solution for the second question above was silly.
when you make
pwd > file1
more file 1 -> users/test/a1....
that means, that it would make a folder like users/test2/users/test/a1...which isn't my intention.
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