[HPADM] find with prune command help

From: Cruz, Alfredo (Alfredo.Cruz_at_cancercare.on.ca)
Date: 10/26/03

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    To: "'hpux-admin@dutchworks.nl'" <hpux-admin@DutchWorks.nl>
Date: Sat, 25 Oct 2003 18:31:53 -0400

    Hi,
     
    I'm having trouble getting my find command to work with the -prune option.
    What I basically want to do is find *.log on a mounted file system but
    exclude the directory /<filesystem>.snapshot. When I ran the command, it
    still goes to the .snapshot directory which is something I don't want to
    happen. The .snapshot directory is a feature of Network Appliance NAS
    server which are created for each mounted file systems. It contains
    snapshots of the directories and files for the file system. The .snapshot
    could have been just a regular subdirectories and the find command still
    doesn't work.
     
    The command I used is:
    find /<filesystem> -name "*.log" -print -name ".snapshot" -exec rm {} \;
     
    I even tried but this didn't work either:
     
    find /<filesystem> -name "*.log" -print -path /<filesystem>/.snapshot -exec
    rm {} \;
     
    Any suggestions?
     
    Thanks,
     
    Alfredo

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