Jared Hall wrote:
Debian Users-
I seem to have missed my php.ini file. I've compiled this particular
server with php-5.0.5.
I used phpinfo(); to find the damn thing, but when I went to the place
that phpinfo() sent me it wasn't there!
I've looked every where by hand, and then thought: "Is there some way
of using grep which will save me time and energy which I don't know
about." I've always used grep to search files and things like the
dmesg and think it's very handy, one of these days I should read the
man page on it... in fact I'll go do that right now, but in the mean time:
by some miracle of god is there a way of using grep to search for file
names recursively?
Is there any other way to save myself the hassle which lost files
always cause me?
"grep" is a tool for looking for text inside files.
"find" is a tool for finding files by name or other properties.
Try:
# find / -name php.ini -print
This may take a while if you have a lot of files on your system, and/or
network-mounted filesystems.
Paul.
