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Re: linux 'find' command
by Hugo van der Sanden at 01:30 07/08/05 (Forum::Technical Advice::General)
Well it's a discussion for a different thread, but in my experience there's a lot to be gained from seeing people's wrong answers as well.

Note that your answer would work fine if you add a '2>&1' to combine stdout and stderr.

Hugo

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