I am writing a shell script that takes at least 2 arguments. The first is an octal representation of file permissions, the second is a command that is executed on all the files found with that permission.
Code:
#!/bin/sh
find . -perm $1 -exec $2 $3 $4 {} \;
invoked: ./script.sh 543 ls -la
what I have now works alright, but it assumes that there are no more than 2 options with the command. Also on the system I'm using it ignores the $3 and $4 if not further arguments were passed, but this is poor style and I'm guessing some systems may get messed up.
I tried
Code:
#!/bin/sh
shift
find . -perm shift -exec
while [$# gt 0]
do
shift
end
{} \;
but this didn't work.
Is my question clear or should I clarify?
Thanks for the help.
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