Hello,
I've been trying to use the find command with the -perm option to find
all files which are executable, but I cannot get it to work. Is there
any way that anyone knows of to get a listing of all and only executable
(by anyone) files? For example, I thought that find / -perm -100 -print
would only list files which are executable by owner, but on my 11.0
server it lists all files.
Thanks!
Tammy Miller
Diebold, Inc.
Tel: 330-490-6629
Mob: 330-715-3856
millert1@xxxxxxxxxxx
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