jlliagre

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Jun 14	answered	Is it possible to view media on the console?
Jun 14	awarded	Excavator
Jun 14	revised	How do I find out what hard disks are in the system? deleted 2 characters in body
Jun 13	comment	Having some trouble using “find -exec {} +” There is no evidence csh is involved.
Jun 13	comment	Having some trouble using “find -exec {} +” Answer updated to explain why I guess it failed with Stephane's script.
Jun 13	revised	Having some trouble using “find -exec {} +” added 588 characters in body
Jun 12	answered	Having some trouble using “find -exec {} +”
Jun 11	comment	Having some trouble using “find -exec {} +” What command is `<command>` ? You might want to fix its odd syntax first as it breaks the POSIX Utility syntax guidelines. (All options should precede operands on the command line.)
Jun 7	answered	How does touch -t work internally?
Jun 5	comment	sh and grep numbers only @StephaneChazelas Got it, I overlook the "and". Thanks.
Jun 5	comment	How to use arguments with 'find -exec'? @Hauke I used `for i` and not `$1` as the shell is passed multiple arguments given the `-exec +` ending.
Jun 5	revised	How to use arguments with 'find -exec'? deleted 1 characters in body
Jun 5	comment	How to use arguments with 'find -exec'? @StephaneChazelas Thanks for the tips, answer updated.
Jun 5	revised	How to use arguments with 'find -exec'? unnecessary semicolon removed; added 187 characters in body
Jun 5	comment	sh and grep numbers only @StephaneChazelas Why would the first one fail ? I just checked and it worked just fine.
Jun 5	comment	How to use arguments with 'find -exec'? What is non portable (I mean non POSIX here) in the other replies so far is the use of non isolated `{}` in find exec clause, `xargs -i` is non portable although `xargs -I {}` would be, `rename` is non portable as not specified by POSIX, `shopt` is bash specific. On the other hand, `-exec +` is definitely portable as specified by POSIX.
Jun 5	revised	How to use arguments with 'find -exec'? a few double quotes added for odd filenames
Jun 5	answered	sh and grep numbers only
Jun 5	answered	How to use arguments with 'find -exec'?