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Well Thanks I I figured it out late last night!:b:

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I need to display a list of all of the files under the /etc directory that begin with the letters “ls”
find /etc -name "*ls"...

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Well you shouldn't fly to oklahoma I think you get lost in our database :D

This is what I'm still having problems with


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no its not i've read the rules I'm just trying to learn them and find my way around using my putty with my unix program + Helps me at my job! work for a IT Speicalist at the Int Airport in oklahoma...

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I wanna display a list of all files in the /tmp directory. Make /tmp making /tmp my current directory


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I've been trying to display all my files in my /tmp directory when I'm in it. I just can't get the darn find command working...
And I've been trying to look at my /tmp directory on...

Never made i got it fixed

I did fix that part

now I need help making sure this shell works prefectly

This is what I have the File name is called collect
and I made it to search for a file named collection if its not there it makes it i'm just having toruble making it start** I made it in VI

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I wanna write a shell script called *collect* that should I Hope will..
Accept the name of a file as a command line argument. If a command line argument isn't given display an error message and...

Thanks guys that was a help I just forgot some thing little :D

making a script in vi to create a shell script called wherearethey by entering the following script:
echo -n "Who are you looking for: "read userif [ -n $user ]then list=`w | grep $user | cut...