michael wrote:
Anybody got a quick solution to how to use xargs in corp with, say, find
and ls when there's more chars than xarg (see -s) likes for a single
run?
eg if I run
find . -name 'me*' -print | xargs ls -altd
and find gives more than circa 20k chars then it appears that ls is run
multip
On Wed, Nov 01, 2006 at 05:39:06PM +, michael wrote:
> Anybody got a quick solution to how to use xargs in corp with, say, find
> and ls when there's more chars than xarg (see -s) likes for a single
> run?
>
> eg if I run
> find . -name 'me*' -print | xargs ls -altd
> and find gives more than
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On Wed, Nov 01, 2006 at 05:39:06PM +, michael wrote:
> Anybody got a quick solution to how to use xargs in corp with, say, find
> and ls when there's more chars than xarg (see -s) likes for a single
> run?
>
> eg if I run
> find . -name 'me*' -pr
Anybody got a quick solution to how to use xargs in corp with, say, find
and ls when there's more chars than xarg (see -s) likes for a single
run?
eg if I run
find . -name 'me*' -print | xargs ls -altd
and find gives more than circa 20k chars then it appears that ls is run
multiple times with the
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