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taraj
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How to search for a particular file using ls command
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September 18, 2005, 03:40:03 AM »
I saw the man page for ls but got now idea that how I can search for a file in whole system using "ls" .
Say I want to find that where is the file name "xys" in my system then how can I find it .
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gauravbajaj
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How to search for a particular file using ls command
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September 19, 2005, 04:37:48 AM »
U can do this by find command
#find / -name xys
where / is the dir name where u want to search the file (here / symbol means u want to search it in root)
If u want to find the file only in /usr dir then command become:-
#find /usr -name xys
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Gaurav
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