FUCHS@pucc.Princeton.EDU (Ira Fuchs) (03/06/90)
Does there exist a UNIX-like FIND command for AmigaDos. Something that can search any or all mounted disks looking for files (or directories) that meet some criteria (e.g. specific date, created within a specific period of time, etc.)?
dksnsr@nmtsun.nmt.edu (Dr. Mosh) (03/06/90)
In article <10646@pucc.Princeton.EDU> FUCHS@pucc.Princeton.EDU writes: >Does there exist a UNIX-like FIND command for AmigaDos. Something that >can search any or all mounted disks looking for files (or directories) that >meet some criteria (e.g. specific date, created within a specific period of >time, etc.)? Yes there is a program exactly like the UNIX one and also FastFind which I like a lot better... they both can be found on ftp sites I think and good shareware or PD BBS's... -Dino Khoe dksnsr@nmtsun.nmt.edu
rodney@bhpese.oz.au (Rodney Lewis) (03/07/90)
dksnsr@nmtsun.nmt.edu (Dr. Mosh) writes: >>Does there exist a UNIX-like FIND command for AmigaDos. Something that >>can search any or all mounted disks looking for files (or directories) that >>meet some criteria (e.g. specific date, created within a specific period of >>time, etc.)? Yes. I wrote a find program that is exactly like the UNIX one about 2 years ago. You can find it Fish 197 or in any comp.sources.amiga archives. -- Rodney Lewis Computer Services, ACSnet : rodney@bhpese.oz BHP Rod & Bar Products Division, INTERNET: rodney@bhpese.oz.au Newcastle, NSW, Australia. UUCP : ...!{uunet,mcvax}!munnari!bhpese.oz!rodney
david@starsoft.UUCP (Dave Lowrey) (03/17/90)
>Does there exist a UNIX-like FIND command for AmigaDos. Something that >can search any or all mounted disks looking for files (or directories) that >meet some criteria (e.g. specific date, created within a specific period of >time, etc.)? Fish disk #197 has a find command that does just what you want. It supports the following expressions: -name -perm -type -size -mtime -exec -print -newer It has a new expression, -prot, that checks a specific permission ( -perm checks all of the bits). It supports and, or, and not also. It comes with source (C). It works great for me. Dave -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- These words be mine. The company doesn't care, because I am the company! :-) Dave Lowrey | In Texas: {uhnix1,moray}!starsoft!david Starbound Software Group | The World: dwl10@uts.amdahl.com (amdahl!dwl10) Houston, TX |