Note that ther find has an ls option.
find $1 -name \*.jpg -ls Which will give you a more detailed listing then
just the find with the (assumed) -print option.
Bruce Dawson wrote:
> Instead of 'ls', try:
>
> find $1 -name \*.jpg
>
> Note that you'll have to use '.' if you want all the files in the
> current directory.
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