Reinhard Poetz wrote:
But now I run into another problem: When I use the find/xargs command,
the working directory is the directory where I entered this command and
not the directory where the create-apidocs.sh script is located. Is
there a way to set the working directory the way I have expected it?
Yep. Put this script say in your home dir, name it 'x.sh' and make it
executable:
#!/bin/sh
cd `dirname $1`
# Both "sh $1" and ". $1" should work
. $1
From your home dir (where x.sh is):
find /x1/www/cocoon.apache.org/2.2 -name "create-apidocs.sh" | grep apidocs/
| xargs -n 1 ./x.sh
Alternatively you can put cd `dirname $1` in each of create-apidocs.sh but I
figured you'd want to avoid this :)
Vadim
