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Subject: Re: How to use shell commands to work for my requests?
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Hi Exploit_it

>    For example:
>    i want to search some files which contain "getopt" string...

what's in a name...

brute force: grep -R getopt *

smarter: find . -name "*.cpp" -exec grep getopt {}\; -print

regards,

usleep


PS this is a resend to fix etiquette