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05-17-2006 08:49 AM
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Re: search commands
find /top/directory/of/hierarchy -type f| xargs grep "thing_to_search_for"
should do the trick.
"-type f" means "check the real files only, don't try to open directories like files".
If you want to limit your search to e.g. *.txt files, you could add a "-name '*.txt'" option to the find command (Note the single quotes!).
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Re: search commands
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