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Oh... since I have ya... (grin)

Is there a way to exclude a directory? So.. if I want everything EXCEPT a directory (or multiple directories)...

Thanks... works like a charm. I should have known to post my OS... :)

Thanks again, and best of luck.

Ok.. I made *some* progress...

find / -size +1048576 -print

But.. it's not going through all of my directories and doesn't list the file size...

Tried that:

UX:find: ERROR: Illegal option -- -printf

Tried a few variations... no go... BTW... I'm running *cringe*... SCO

Oh... I also tried ls -l, l and ls... still no go...

lol... just call me nub... :)

Thanks again... but yea... I went to my root and ran this: find / -size +1048576 -exec ll {} \;

And it still shows no results... creepy

Thanks for the response... I went to my root and typed: find / -size +1048576 -exec 11 {} \;

And it didn't show any results... I was hoping I could find all of the files on the entire server for...

Looking for a line to show all of the large files on a unix server (over 300mb)...

Having problems finding anything that works...

TIA!

We are using Samba; but I'm not sure how to use it for what I'm requesting...

*cringe*

SCO

No problems... I think I'll do the same... I think I'm Googled-out

Appreciate the feedback. I'm not sure how I could mount a remote Windows workstation drive/directory from a Unix server...

I'm using a UNIX server to RSH into a Windows 2000 workstation... I want to run a script that deletes two directories and then go to the next workstation.

This is what I have now, but if for...