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Linux/ Unix Bash Shell: Finding Files
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2014-08-14
Linux
Unix OS
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2014-08-26
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3:15
Dototot
Learn how to find files with the shell using the find and locate commands.
Video Steps
1. Use locate to find a needle in a haystack.
2. With locate, check if the file still exists.
3. Use find to get the actual location of the file.
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Dototot
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