Other Help Topics :: listing every file with it's directory

The "-print" option is default, isn't it? I've never used it anyway....

default is -print. But nice to explain things. Like I said many options with find. The "swiss army knife" of *nix commands .

Great. This was just what I needed. I looked at the manpage for find to check out the options you mentioned and saw that they even have a switch to find files modified after a target file. So I can use:

touch /home/dsl/myMarker
<do my apt-get stuff in here>
find / -newer /home/dsl/marker | grep -v proc | grep -v KNOPPIX > myfiles

I learned a lot from this, thanks.

mmmm this could be useful.

[QUOTE]mmmm this could be useful.

That may be the understatement of the week. This group/forum is remarkable for the ideas and the solutions to problems.

"Me 'ats off ta ye all!"

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