grep
Thomas Tornblom
thomas at uppsala.telesoft.se
Wed Oct 24 01:32:34 AEST 1990
In article <1990Oct23.123025.18012 at kodak.kodak.com> tiefel at sunshine.Kodak.COM (Lenny Tiefel) writes:
I have a main directory with hundreds of subdirectories,
and I want to find a file with a particular string, say "xyz"
The grep command only works in one directory at a time. Is there
a way of searching my whole directory structure to find a file
with a particular string?
Thanks.
find <dir> -type f -name '*xyz*' -print
Thomas
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