Re: find

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On Mon, 2004-06-07 at 14:03, Cam wrote:
> Chadley
> 
> > Ah HA!!
> > I am genius! no really I am,
> 
> Oh dear
> 
Ha ha I broke my box,
But I am back now,


> That is almost certainly not what you want. Check the man page for bash 
> under Command Substitution.

> Lets hope none of your '(test)a' files contain anything harmful when 
> executed.
> 
Thanks alot I am back to a tooch, 

[chadley@chadlin play]$ find . -name \(test\)\*
./(test)a
./(test)b
./(test)c
./(test)d
./(test)e
./(test)f

Works too :-> thanks guys
I was missing the exc before the *

 
> -Cam
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> camilo@xxxxxxxxxxxx                                                 <--
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