I am using RHEL. In my current folder there are sub folders. I need to find where a file is in the subfolders. The files may be in one or more.
I am using this but it iterates infinitely:
for f in ./{Failed,Loaded,ToLoad}; do find -name 'file'; done
How to get this right?
Try doing this :
find {Failed,Loaded,ToLoad} -name 'file'
if {Failed,Loaded,ToLoad}
are really some dirs.
The syntax of your for-loop is incorrect.
It should be:
for f in Failed Loaded ToLoad
do
find "$f" -name 'file'
done
But you don't need a loop. It can simply be done like this:
find Failed Loaded ToLoad -name 'file'
find
can take multiple arguments for source directory. So, you could use:
find Failed Loaded ToLoad -name 'file' ...
You don't need a loop. This can be handy if you want find
to look at a subset of your subdirectories.
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