> find . \( -type d -exec test -e {}/.ignore \; -prune \) -o .... > > will do something like what you want. But, again, it's not > efficient, since it performs one fork/exec per subdirectory. A more
I think that given the current wide availability of multicore, if 'find' can take make a multithreaded approach the slow download caused by calling external programs can be minimize. May I suggest this feature be added to 'find'? -- Regards, Peng