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You are correct Alister :)
interesting confusing thread ;)

pseudocoder is correct.

Dallas,

Try this, it worked for me. This one considers the files in all the sub-directory level too.

#/bin/ksh
#set -vx

typeset -i fsize
typeset -i smallfiles...

You can find more information using the man find command for its usage.

Refer the '.' by your 'path'. In your example,

find /home/student/dir1 -type f -1024c


You can change the size to...

Try this -

#/bin/ksh
#set -vx

for fname in `find . -type f -size -1024c`
do
echo $fname
done

We had a similar requirement and here is the script, which used the option grep -f for the pattern file.

#/bin/ksh -vx
#set -vx

if [ $# -ne 4 ]
then
echo "Usage: $0 <Path>...

I found ifconfig in /usr/sbin on our HP-UX

You have to redirect the output to a file using -

spool /app/common/home/nprao/mesg.txt

Check man glance and you can use these options -

What's EOT ?

You can also check a different option for find command -


For example -

EDIDIR=${LMS_EDI_IN}/${COMP}/${DIR}
FTPDIR=${LMS_VAR}/ftp/${COMP}/${DIR}...

Did you try to use find command with different options like -