SUSE 10.3中Find命令的使用(国外英语资料).docVIP

SUSE 10.3中Find命令的使用(国外英语资料) I think SUSE 10.3 is much better than 10.2, and its running very fast. Install the software at the web site at http://software.openSUSE.org/ from this site you can basically find what you want The problem is that there are so many things that you dont know when you need to use them. Fortunately, there is a find in Linux that you can find what you want. File name lookup: If you know the file name of a file, you dont know which folder the file is in, or even a nested folder. . For example, suppose you forget the HTTPD conf which directory the files in the system, or even dont know somewhere in the system, is that you can use the following command: Find / -name httpd.conf This command syntax seems very easy to understand, is directly behind the find write - name, show that require system according to the file name lookup, finally write HTTPD. Conf the target file name. A moment later, the system will display a list of results on a computer screen: The/etc/HTTPD/conf/HTTPD. Conf This is the full path of the httpd.conf file in the Linux system. Search a success. No error finding technique: The find command in the Linux system is a command that most system users can use, not the ROOT system administrators patent. But the average user to use find command is also likely to meet such a problem, that is the Linux system administrator ROOT can put some files in the directory is set to prohibit access pattern. This way the average user has no permission to query these directories or files with the find command. When ordinary users use the find command to query these file directories, they often appear Permissiondenied. The system will not be able to query the files you want. In order to avoid such errors, we are trying to find the file and enter it using the method of transferring error messages Find / -name access_log 2 /dev/null This method is to move the lookup error message to a specific directory. System after the execution of this command, met