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Use this tag for reviews of code that performs file system operations, such as creating, deleting, renaming, moving, copying, reading, and writing files.
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Is there a 'better' way to find files from a list in a directory tree
I have created a list of files using find, foundlist.lst.
The find command is simply find . -type f -name "<search_pattern>" > foundlist.lst
I would now like to use this list to find copies of these …
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