On Tue 30 Jan 01, 9:07 AM, Deja User said: > Try to narrow your search as much as possible, as 'find' can take a while to >search... > >Rusty, the find command is IMO one of the most powerful tools UNIX > >(and GNU) has to offer. The first argument to find is always the > >directory to begin the search in (searching is recursive). It then > >takes options after that to tell it what to look for. yes, system commands (commands which only root is likely to use) are usually in /sbin and /usr/sbin. commands that everyone uses tend to be in /bin and /usr/bin. pete
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