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#1 2008-02-25 19:43:31
- tony5429
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Simple Linux Bash Question Regarding Find command
Right now I've got a script with this line to find all mp3's in a directory and subdirectories...
find . -iname '*.mp3'I would very much like to separate this into two different lists of mp3s. I need one list of the mp3's which are in subdirectories, and one list of the mp3's which are in the current location. I have looked at man pages of the find command and cannot see how to do it. Any ideas, anyone? Thanks!
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#2 2008-02-25 20:05:04
- gradgrind
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Re: Simple Linux Bash Question Regarding Find command
Would the '-maxdepth' and '-mindepth' options be of any use to you?
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