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  3. August 2013

RE: How to find a file on Suse Linux.

Here's an example find command using a search criterion and the default action:

find / -name foo
This will search the whole system for any files named foo and display their pathnames. Here we are using the criterion -name with the argument foo to tell find to perform a name search for the filename foo. The output might look like this:

/home/wpollock/foo
/home/ua02/foo
/tmp/foo
If find doesn't locate any matching files, it produces no output.

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http://content.hccfl.edu/pollock/Unix/FindCmd.htm

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Subject: How to find a file on Suse Linux.

I think my UPS on Linux thread may be addressed by making an adjustment
to
the upsmon.conf file. How do I find this file? How do I edit it?


Rob Berendt


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