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find command - how to ignore case in -path option?
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when searching filename or dirname case-insensetively, we can use option -iname
.
but if I want to ignore case in -path
option, what should I do?
can I do it with only find
command, without using grep
?
Thanks in advance for any help!!
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when searching filename or dirname case-insensetively, we can use option -iname
.
but if I want to ignore case in -path
option, what should I do?
can I do it with only find
command, without using grep
?
Thanks in advance for any help!!
find options case-sensitivity
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May be a silly question - but did you check whether your system'sfind
provides a-ipath
test?
– steeldriver
1 hour ago
add a comment |
when searching filename or dirname case-insensetively, we can use option -iname
.
but if I want to ignore case in -path
option, what should I do?
can I do it with only find
command, without using grep
?
Thanks in advance for any help!!
find options case-sensitivity
New contributor
when searching filename or dirname case-insensetively, we can use option -iname
.
but if I want to ignore case in -path
option, what should I do?
can I do it with only find
command, without using grep
?
Thanks in advance for any help!!
find options case-sensitivity
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May be a silly question - but did you check whether your system'sfind
provides a-ipath
test?
– steeldriver
1 hour ago
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May be a silly question - but did you check whether your system'sfind
provides a-ipath
test?
– steeldriver
1 hour ago
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May be a silly question - but did you check whether your system's
find
provides a -ipath
test?– steeldriver
1 hour ago
May be a silly question - but did you check whether your system's
find
provides a -ipath
test?– steeldriver
1 hour ago
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May be a silly question - but did you check whether your system's
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