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Hi and good day,

This string lets me find the html files:

ls -R /Volumes/LC3/Sites/chu | grep "html"

But how to list the files with their parent dir 'attached' to them:

For example:...

mv ${filename} ${filename%.rtf}

So the found files are moved (changed), but what does % do?

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with best regards,
Omar KN
Stockholm, Sweden

Well, yes I would need first to find all ".rtf.rtf" files,
[then pipe the result - XX No]

then replace those found, with a simple .rtf extension.

So with
find . -type f -iname "*.rtf.rtf"
...

Hi and good day,

[i have Mac OS 10.9.5 and bash]

In Terminal I tried mv *.rtf.rtf *.rtf to get rid of double rtf extensions ( which came about from some other process),
but this doesn't work....

Sorry but:
find . -type f -name “*modern*" -regex '.*\.[jp][pn]g'
didn't work here, I only got a new line with > this.

But having the folders in a row works fine!

find _img5/ _img6/ -type f...

Thank you R. Singh,

I'll save this for later digestion, ...

with best regards,
Omar K N
Stockholm, Sweden

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This works fine!

How to restrict the search to only jpg and png - files?

Alternatively,

How to restrict the search to only certain folders? (such as _img1/ _img2/ )?

with best regards,...

Hi & good day,

How to use find correctly ?

I have several folders, _img1, _img2 etc.

Then I want to use the find command to find part of an image name, such as:

the string ”modern”
...

That was it, thank you!!!

/okn

In .bash_profile

I have the following:

#My PATH:
/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/Users/okn/bin

which is exactly what I get at login, when it says:


-bash:...

Yes - I do have a bin under HOME (don't remember how it got there).

It has a shell script ("showlines.sh")

#!/bin/bash
grep -ci word * | while read line; do
if [ ${line#*:} -gt 0 ]; then
...

Hi & good day,

When starting the terminal (bash) I get the following:

-bash: /usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/Users/okn/bin: No such file or directory
Should I just take away the...

Hi,
Now I have: /Users/okn/bin for my private shell scripts.

How do I add /Users/okn/bin to my PATH?

The PATH is right now:

/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin

The .bash_profile...

even better!
Thx gandolf989,

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Hi, Thank you xbin & Corona!

I put the code into a shell which is in the same folder as my textfiles. I execute it and it works! (With . showlines.sh)

However I'm not sure about the placement...

Alright, ... I see have to put this in a shell script first,-

/okn

Thank you Yoda,

Yes grep -l shows a list of files-with-matches,
but it doesn't tell how many matches in each file.

So there has to be set in a count of some sort, maybe by piping from

grep...

Hi,

With grep -ci word * I get a list of files either they have a hit, or the have not (0).

I wanted to pipe to a new list of files, which only shows the files where the string was found, and...

Interesting!

And - to shorten - if are all html files (none htm ) then:

find chu -type f \( -name '*.html' \) ! -exec grep -q 'exec cgi' {} \; -print

ok, I just added:

> no_cgi2.txt ...

Hi Don ,

Thank you, I installed this script as described, and made it executable.

And it worked!

My first script, and I let it write out a little file adding:


| cat > no_cgi.txt
...

Yes, this is for Mac OSX, bash, and a single line between other HTML-tags, mostly somewhere else in each file.
They are all html files.

/ okn

Hi & good day UNIX / Linux folks,

Some of my > 700 pages don't have this counter:

<!--#exec cgi="/cgi-bin/counter"-->

How would one use find (?!) to know which pages _don't have_ this...

Well I'm on Mac OS X,

I have an old "Unix for Mac OS X Panther" from 2004 which is 8 years old, and although not much may have changed, it might be useful with some other approach to writing a...

Hi,

Can maybe some of the UNIX-guys recommend an online UNIX intermediate level documentation with examples (not too dry :-).

More the post-beginner level, for someone who has to play around...

Thank you guys! and thank you Balajesuri!

Actually the funny thing is that:
find /absolute path/ -type f -name *_i*

is quite sufficient and results in:...