You could also use the locate command
locate j | grep jstar will find the exact file for you.
Darryl
At 04:59 PM 11/4/99 , you wrote:
>try this: find / -iname 'j*'
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>Simons
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> > I have a executable file called jstar in /usr/bin, but when I enter 'find
> > / -iname j*' I receive the message 'not found'.
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> > Is there any obvious reasons why this command doesn't function as
> > prescribed. This is on Redhat 5.2.
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