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How do I remove “permission denied” printout statements from the find program?
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I want to show all files with the name "index.php" in a specific area of my machine. For this I wrote this code-line:
-find /iu/cuve/u3 -name "index.php"
I want it to only show the lines witch include "index.php" in it, but this command shows a bunch of other lines witch does not include "index.php". Many of them ends with "Permission denied", maybe thats why I can't see the "index.php" part of the line.
I tried to add a -exec grep command to it, but didn't get the results I'm looking for.
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I want to show all files with the name "index.php" in a specific area of my machine. For this I wrote this code-line:
-find /iu/cuve/u3 -name "index.php"
I want it to only show the lines witch include "index.php" in it, but this command shows a bunch of other lines witch does not include "index.php". Many of them ends with "Permission denied", maybe thats why I can't see the "index.php" part of the line.
I tried to add a -exec grep command to it, but didn't get the results I'm looking for.
linux grep find
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Thank you @steeldriver. It pointed me in the right direction. Fixed it with this line: "find /iu/cube/u3 index.php 2>&- | grep index.php"
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How do I remove “permission denied” printout statements from the find program?
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I want to show all files with the name "index.php" in a specific area of my machine. For this I wrote this code-line:
-find /iu/cuve/u3 -name "index.php"
I want it to only show the lines witch include "index.php" in it, but this command shows a bunch of other lines witch does not include "index.php". Many of them ends with "Permission denied", maybe thats why I can't see the "index.php" part of the line.
I tried to add a -exec grep command to it, but didn't get the results I'm looking for.
linux grep find
asked Feb 1 at 14:03
MagnarokMagnarok
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This question already has an answer here:
How do I remove “permission denied” printout statements from the find program?
3 answers
I want to show all files with the name "index.php" in a specific area of my machine. For this I wrote this code-line:
-find /iu/cuve/u3 -name "index.php"
I want it to only show the lines witch include "index.php" in it, but this command shows a bunch of other lines witch does not include "index.php". Many of them ends with "Permission denied", maybe thats why I can't see the "index.php" part of the line.
I tried to add a -exec grep command to it, but didn't get the results I'm looking for.
This question already has an answer here:
How do I remove “permission denied” printout statements from the find program?
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Thank you @steeldriver. It pointed me in the right direction. Fixed it with this line: "find /iu/cube/u3 index.php 2>&- | grep index.php"
– Magnarok
Feb 1 at 14:13
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Thank you @steeldriver. It pointed me in the right direction. Fixed it with this line: "find /iu/cube/u3 index.php 2>&- | grep index.php"
– Magnarok
Feb 1 at 14:13
Thank you @steeldriver. It pointed me in the right direction. Fixed it with this line: "find /iu/cube/u3 index.php 2>&- | grep index.php"
– Magnarok
Feb 1 at 14:13
Thank you @steeldriver. It pointed me in the right direction. Fixed it with this line: "find /iu/cube/u3 index.php 2>&- | grep index.php"
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Got my wanted result with:
find /iu/cube/u3 index.php 2>&- | grep index.php
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Got my wanted result with:
find /iu/cube/u3 index.php 2>&- | grep index.php
answered Feb 1 at 14:14
MagnarokMagnarok
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Got my wanted result with:
find /iu/cube/u3 index.php 2>&- | grep index.php
answered Feb 1 at 14:14
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Got my wanted result with:
find /iu/cube/u3 index.php 2>&- | grep index.php
answered Feb 1 at 14:14
MagnarokMagnarok
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Got my wanted result with:
find /iu/cube/u3 index.php 2>&- | grep index.php
answered Feb 1 at 14:14
MagnarokMagnarok
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answered Feb 1 at 14:14
MagnarokMagnarok
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answered Feb 1 at 14:14
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answered Feb 1 at 14:14
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Thank you @steeldriver. It pointed me in the right direction. Fixed it with this line: "find /iu/cube/u3 index.php 2>&- | grep index.php"
– Magnarok
Feb 1 at 14:13