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Old 27th July 2009
deadeyes deadeyes is offline
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Originally Posted by jggimi View Post
Because that particular find(1) command used a relative directory: "find .".

If you need a full path, use find with /path/to/your/files instead. If you don't want any path information, run the output through awk or perl or python and remove it.
It is just that the linux find has this option available.
So scripting is not necessary.
Python, Perl does make more dependencies.

vermaden: nice piece of shell script (and purely bash ) didn't know the command basename

Thanks for your efforts guys!
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