On Thu, 05 Nov 1998 09:54:20 PST, "Chad H. Tudor" chtudor@stanford.edu wrote:
:Let's be fair. snapshots are strange. They are links to files, but :they appear to be duplicates. We had to provide our unix users with :a new "du" command so it wouldn't traverse snapshots.
This raises another question.
Would there be a find laying about that ignores same?
find . -name .snapshot -prune -o -print
On Thu, 05 Nov 1998 13:18:46 EST, Tom Reingold wrote:
:Let's be fair. snapshots are strange. They are links to files, but :they appear to be duplicates. We had to provide our unix users with :a new "du" command so it wouldn't traverse snapshots.
This raises another question.
Would there be a find laying about that ignores same?
find . -name .snapshot -prune -o -print
Well, as with most uses of `-o' you probably need the appropriate ( ) pair. It looks like this under Solaris:
find . ( -name .snapshot -prune ) -o <mumble> -print
Insert whatever your expression would be for "<mumble>", of course.
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