Hi All,
Sometimes "find" will work; other times not.
Below is a script where "find" runs good, I cd to a
subordinate dir, run the same find command, and get an
error message. This is repeatable on my Red Hat 7.2
system.
If I were using relative addressing, then sure, it
should be a problem. But I'm not, am I?
The output is just as script produces, except I have
added several blank lines for readability.
Thanks,
Jim
--------------- script output
Script started on Thu Jan 16 12:07:52 2003
]0;ja@localhost:~[ja@localhost ja]$ find
~/public_html/web/pages/fam/ -name *.php -print | wc
-l
134
]0;ja@localhost:~[ja@localhost ja]$ cd
public_html/web/pages/fam/
]0;ja@localhost:~/public_html/web/pages/fam[ja@localhost
fam]$ cd public_html/web/pages/fam/[ja@localhost fam]$
find ~/public_html/web/pages/fam/ -name *.php -print |
wc -l
find: paths must precede expression
Usage: find [path...] [expression]
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