On Sat, 11 Nov 2000, Dan Horth wrote:
> sorry for the late "butt in" on this one... but this is where grep would
> have been very helpful to you...
>
> try:
>
> rgrep -r "the.eth0.ip.address" /etc/
>
> (obviously swap the.eth0.ip.address for your real ip address... or any
> other configuration variable you're trying to track down which file it
> lives in)
>
> and grep will patiently sift through your /etc/ directory and list any
> occurunces of the string you're looking for, and what file it found it
> in...
>
> HTH in the future anyway! :)
>
Heh. That would've been a good tip. Thanks. I'll copy your
message out and save it as well for future useage in this
or other matters. Should be easy to swap out
"the.eth0.ip.address" for other things you want to find the
proper config file for. :-)
John
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