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I know that its dangerous to have script that everyone can read and execute. Is it possible to find all of these types of files?
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man find
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Is it possible to use ls -al and do the same thing because when I do find / -type f -perm -o+rx I get a real long list of files that I dont see when I do ls-al
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ls -al will only list your CWD. Find on the other hand will start at the dir that's supplied. In this case your starting at root. That's why your lists at different. You can use "." like find . -typ.... and your results should be similiar. Find can be very confusing at first but it can be very useful once you get the hang of it. |
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