If I wanted to locate a file example oscam
in msdos I would type dir oscam /s or even dir /s oscam c:\ (or something to that effect)
What is the equivileent in linux would it be find -name oscam /usr/bin
The reason I ask is the oscam is running but is not in this directory and im running Vix 2.4
'Kill me now!' :(
In VIX 3.0 the cams are in /usr/softcams/
Lol mckeep just told me same and I was looking for usr\bin\softcam, I did of course know where it was really
you can do:
find -name "oscam.co*"
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Also, you can install locate. Locate keeps a database.
you can update the db with: updatedb
after that, you can do:
locate oscam.co*
thanks for your help mate, I have sorted out my main issue, but it is still useful to know.
Display Moreyou can do:
find -name "oscam.co*"
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Also, you can install locate. Locate keeps a database.
you can update the db with: updatedb
after that, you can do:
locate oscam.co*
Can locate be installed on linux receivers ? I tryed with no succes, on ubuntu i had no problem.
whereis oscam
whereis mepornmovies
:)
No was oscam, I was looking in wrong place even after being told right place, but its a good thing to know anyway.
I have had filezilla not show files before, but that was because i had ommited the port number
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