random unix notes
Tue 08 April 2014
This is a reminder for me, that can be useful for other
use of inode number
A solution found
here
is based on the find command and its -exec option, but other
action are built in.
As always, take care of shell specific built in command, and specify
the absolute
path to the
find command.
Few examples:
- delete file: find -inum <inonde_number> -delete
- rename/move: find -inum <inode_number> -exec mv {} <new_name> ;
regex
A tutorial can be found here .
run-parts behavior
In some distribution, the run-parts exclude all files matching
*.sh$ .
My solution is to create a file named glu with the following
content:
#!/bin/sh for i in *sh do sh $i $1 done |