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I get it to work when I type it exactly the way you have it, but if I do it like this:

find /c: -type f -exec stat {} \;

I get

stat: cannot stat ' <path & filenames> ' : No such file or...

Thanks. I'm getting so close. Is there a way to combine the 'find' and the 'stat' commands?

OK, I'm even closer now:

I figured this out on my own:

find /{starting directory} -type f -ls > snapshot.txt

gives me the filenames.

If you could only see the VB source code that I wrote...

I almost have this I think. Just a little bit more knowledge and I will have it. I found this:

find /{starting directory} -type d -ls > snapshot.txt

where {starting directory} is the path...

I can do the script, but I'm not sure what UNIX commands to use. I need something that will do a directory spider or directory tree. I know you can output almost any UNIX command to a file, so I...

I am very new to UNIX, but just playing around with cygwin, I can see that it will work nicely for a project I'm working on. Starting from any given directory, I want my app to spider and collect...