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Matteo Italia
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The 'find'find command may help

find $PWD -name ex*

find $PWD -name example.log

find $PWD -name ex*
find $PWD -name example.log

Lists all the files in or below the current directory with names matching the pattern. You can simplify it if you will only get a few results (e.g. directory near bottom of tree containing few files), just

find $PWD

find $PWD

I use this on Solaris 10, don'twhich doesn't have the other utilitesutilities mentioned.

The 'find' command may help

find $PWD -name ex*

find $PWD -name example.log

Lists all the files in or below the current directory with names matching the pattern. You can simplify it if you will only get a few results (e.g. directory near bottom of tree containing few files), just

find $PWD

I use this on Solaris 10, don't have the other utilites mentioned.

The find command may help

find $PWD -name ex*
find $PWD -name example.log

Lists all the files in or below the current directory with names matching the pattern. You can simplify it if you will only get a few results (e.g. directory near bottom of tree containing few files), just

find $PWD

I use this on Solaris 10, which doesn't have the other utilities mentioned.

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The 'find' command may help

find $PWD -name ex*

find $PWD -name example.log

Lists all the files in or below the current directory with names matching the pattern. You can simplify it if you will only get a few results (e.g. directory near bottom of tree containing few files), just

find $PWD

I use this on Solaris 10, don't have the other utilites mentioned.