Recursive GREP

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Recursive GREP








It may happen that the option“r (or -d recurse) of the command grep is not accessible; you are therefore requested to use the find command

An example, when searching for kioskeať in all files constantly from the directory:


find . -type f -print | xargs grep kioskea
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