On Mon, 29 Apr 2002 09:34:48 +0000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Samuel W. Heywood wrote:
>> FINDIT [drive:]filename[.[ext]] [/Q] >> Does anyone here know where I can get a somewhat equivalent >> program for Linux? > ------------------------------------------------------------- > find [directory] -name filename > ------------------------------------------------------------- > Search in specified directory (and all directories below it) > for filename (may be wildcarded). The default directory is > the current directory. Use / to search entire filesystem. > ------------------------------------------------------------- > There are several other parameters available for the find > command, which enable searching by file type, permissions, > date, etc. > The 'find' command is in most Linux distributions. > Even BasicLinux has it. When I try to run the "find" command on the remote Unix host at "sdf.lonestar.org" I get a "Permission denied" error. When I change to the directory where the find command is located and I try to make the file executable for me I get an error "Operation not permitted". Could I get a "find" command from some other source and upload it into my own directory and execute the command from there? Sam Heywood
