I've grown to love the SunOS 4.1.3 /usr/lib/updatedb,
but it's not in Solaris 2.X. Anyone know where I can
find a 2.X replacement. Archie was not able to :-(
Tanks
Tim
by Dave Lyn » Tue, 28 Jun 1994 03:07:24
Tanks
Tim
by Davin Mil » Tue, 28 Jun 1994 03:23:07
GNU's find package includes the locate command, which does a "fast find" asQuote:> I've grown to love the SunOS 4.1.3 /usr/lib/updatedb,
> but it's not in Solaris 2.X. Anyone know where I can
> find a 2.X replacement. Archie was not able to :-(
Davin.
Does anyone know of a better utility than the stock 'find' command? I'm
trying to get find to make a file listing while omitting certain directories
and files and it just doesnt seem to work and I can find zero help on this
particular functionality of find despit coming through the oreilly books, man
pages, and google.
Does anyone know of a replacement for find that maybe a bit more useful or
intuitive? Thanks..
This is what I'm trying to do:
/bin/nice /usr/bin/find / -mtime -3 -print -path /proc -o -name 'kcore*'
-prune> /root/backupfiles
..aiming to get a listing of all files omitting the /proc files and the
"kcore" file..
Aaron Price
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