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Archiving Files and Remote Transfer

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Introduction To safeguard your files and directories, you can create a copy, or archive of the files and directories on a removable medium, such as a cartridge tape. You can use the archived copies to retrieve lost, deleted, or damaged files.… more »

Searching for Files and Directories Using the find command

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The find command recursively descends the directory tree in the path name list, looking for the files that match the search criteria. As the find command locates the files that match those criteria, the path to each file is displayed on the screen.… more »

Searching for Content in Files Using the fgrep

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You can use the fgrep command to search a file for a literal string or a group of characters. The fgrep command reads all regular expression characters literally. Regular expression metacharacters have no special meaning to the fgrep command, for exa… more »

Searching for Content in Files Using the egrep

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The egrep command searches the contents of one or more files for a pattern using extended regular expression metacharacters. Extended regular expression metacharacters include the regular expression metacharacters that the grep command uses, plus som… more »

Searching for Content in Files Using grep

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The term grep means to globally search for a regular expression and print all lines containing it. When you use the grep command every line containing a specified character pattern prints to the screen. Using the grep command does not change file con… more »