quick bash help for newbie

[myuss2]

Hey lads,

I'm having an unreasonably hard time looking for a command that will go through a directory and give you all files with permission 777 to output (ls -1 output).

find /$dir -type ???

thank you very much for your time!

[Thrillhouse]

find /dir/to/search -perm 777

[myuss2]

thanks a mill, thrillhouse! I added -type f -ls after it to restrict to files, which worked out well.

[myuss2]

hey, sorry to ask again,

quick help for script that will detect duplicates in a folder?

this command here provides errors:

find /dir -type f -print0 | xargs -0 -n1 md5sum | sort --key=1,32 | uniq -w 32 -d --all-repeated=separate

which is supposed to detect/display duplicate files by content via md5 sum

[Thrillhouse]

What's the error? Offhand, "-print0" looks fishy.

[myuss2]

sorry for taking a while...
the error is xarg -0 or something

eh, I hope I'm not being too bothersome by asking how you would go about doing that yourself? easy to understand method?

thanks

[myuss2]

eh, n/m I tweaked it to work!

[myuss2]

very basic question here,
the find command along with -ls outputs in a way different than if you were to do a command for ls -l file

how can you make it output that way? sorry to bombard this thread here, just limited time i have now

[lomcevak]

find /dir -exec ls -l {} \;

[myuss2]

you are both life savers, thank you!