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The allset variable appears to be the entire set of descriptors. I will need to study this further, but the loop on the next page appears to copy allset to rset, check which of the descriptors on rset may be ready, and then proceed to open and close descriptors in allset based on their status...- dickseabrook
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- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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You avoid the error messages by redirecting them to /dev/null as I mentioned in my previous post. Try this: find / -name filename -print 2>/dev/null Dick S.- dickseabrook
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- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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File search
Mr Vlad is correct, however in some older versions of 'find' you also need to add the -print option or you won't get any output. Nowadays it's the default so you don't need to add it. Also, you may not want to start in the root directory (/) as the search will cover all reachable...- dickseabrook
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- Forum: General UNIX discussion
