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How can I integrate that with my loop? &nbsp;This does not work:
<pre><code id="code-20-39634301-1">find qqq/ -exec echo File:  {}
do 
 echo File: $f
done</code></pre>
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How can I integrate that with my loop?  This does not work:

find qqq/ -exec echo File:  {}
do 
 echo File: $f
done

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This only returns results from the directory: &quot;dir&quot; but I want results for all files in &quot;dir&quot; including all files in all subdirectories of &quot;dir&quot;.
<pre><code id="code-10-28289336-1">f in dir/*
do 
 echo File: $f
done</code></pre>
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This only returns results from the directory: "dir" but I want results for all files in "dir" including all files in all subdirectories of "dir".(CODE)

Linux Shell Scripting: Recursively loop through directories and files

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