Re: Running AIX 5.3, the "find" command is not working as expected.
- From: Hajo Ehlers <service@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 22 May 2007 17:01:53 -0700
Since /stage has its own filesystem we must narrow to problem
Possible cause i could think of
- Security setting on underlying mount points.
- Corrupted filesystem causing find to stop traversing the directory
tree
- find is buggy or find is an alias with some strange settings
- acl are used
1)
Check the version of find you are using and use the full path for find
$ which find
$ /usr/bin/find / -name runInstaller
2) Issue the command as an root user.
3) Check what mounts are in between '/' and 'stage'
Example:
mount shows:
/
/usr
....
/test
/stage
Now verify that you can find within the next filesystem an existing
file there.
Meaning that you check if you can find a known file in
/usr
....
/test
/stage
Example:
find / -name unix
find / -name find # Should find /usr/bin/find
....
The filesystem where the test will fail or the fs before that might
cause the problem.
4)
Umount /stage and check the permission on the mount point itself
$ umount /stage
$ ls -ld /stage
5)
Check if ACL are used or not.
6)
run
$ truss -c /usr/bin/find / -name runInstaller
and see whats really going on.
hth
Hajo
.
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