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Chubler_XL is correct. Here's the relevant bit from the POSIX documentation:



Regards,
Alister

Problem is you don't have a -print argument so all true expressions will print, including the prune.

Try:

find /home/xxxxxxxx -type d \( -iwholename "/home/xxxxxxxx/Backup/.system" \) -prune...

The code tags thing is so everyone can see significant space characters in commands or messages. It is much easier to read a post if code is separated from comment. It is not necessary to put every...

See man find for your system (whatever that is?). If it is not there, just use \; as usual. The + can be faster on certain Operating System (e.g. modern Solaris).



Apache is a package which you...

find "$path" -type d \( -iwholename "$ScriptDir" -o -iwholename "$anotherDir" \) -prune \
-o -type f -exec md5sum {} +


This approach should also run faster because md5sum is no longer...

Try using FILENAME with a little restructuring:

excludefile=somefile.dat
infile=anotherfile.dat

awk v- in="$infile" -v exf="$excludefile" '
FILENAME==exf
{n=0;while (getline...

You have missed one letter in the variable name: excludefile=somefile.dat
awk -v EXF=${excludefile} 'BEGIN {n=0;while (getline < EXF > 0){ex[n]=$0;n++}} {for(var in ex){print var "-" ex[var] $0...