On Monday 26 November 2001 10:43, Joel Hammer dropped these nuggets of information: > Does anyone know of a good simple introduction to the find command which > supplies numerous example of how to use it? > It looks like it would be a great command to know how to use, but I need to > see a lot of examples of different find commands before I'll be able to use > it, and its numerous options. Unfortunately, the man page and info pages > are a bit short of real examples. It is hard to search on the net for this, > since "find" is rather generic. > Thanks, > Joel
I know what you mean about the man pages. What I have found is that the Unix man pages, at least AIX man pages, provided a few examples of the command in action at the end of them. That is how I found good info on find. There is a resource on-line that has all the AIX man pages. I can't remember the URL and I have a sick daughter so I am home from work today and I have it bookmarked there. If you can find it you may want to check there. If not, I will send the URL to the list tomorrow when I get back to work. -- Tom Wilson Register Linux user # Live on your knees in conformity or die on you feet for honesty _______________________________________________ Linux-users mailing list Archives, Digests, etc at http://linux.nf/mailman/listinfo/linux-users
