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Find command

Jan 21st, 2008

Hello

I need to be able to search through directorys using 1 find command

The issue i have is as follows

I need to search

/titan/client/c0021/upload/new_debt
/payments
/changes

The c0021 part is a user id, so when users come onto the system, that number will keep increasing

so i need to search from 0001 to 0021 direcs and all new_debt. payments and changes directorys

Can anyone help... im stuck on this

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Re: Find command

Jan 28th, 2008

What do you need to search *for*?

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