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Thanks for the response, however, I still have the issue to deal with and perhaps I didn't explain the problem enough...

The script I originally came up with is:

find . \( -perm -0002 -a -type...

I have a fair amount of files in multiple directoroes that need to have an attribute modified, so a script is in order. Initially it seemed like creating a script with a find and then pipe it to...

This worked great for returning just the name, but doesn't work so well with an ls -ltra for instance to show me owner and other information.

I did like the enclosed quoting - that will come in...

Yee hah!!! We have a winner!!!

Thanks Klashxx

Thanks, the for loop cleans up the processing as does using OFS for the output delimiter. The problem is still the filename or at least being able to determine the starting location of the filename...

Any clues on how to parse a line returned from an ls command that allows for the filename to be fully passed even if it includes spaces? What I got close with is:
ls -ltra | awk '{print $1 "|" $3...