Doubts with find and grep?

[klabacita]

Hi people.

I want to create a batch that could find a specific words inside email files, my script need something extra.

This is the main part, but is not giving me what I need:

echo -e "Username: \c"
read name

   if [ -d /home/$name ]; then

        find /home/$name/Maildir  -exec grep -H -w "attachment" {} \; > /home/buffer/$name.txt

   fi

That output give to me:

file path+found string

I need just the /path/filename and forget the found string.

Someone has a idea how to make this possible, do I need to use other commands?

Any tip will be appreciated, thanks!!!

P.S. Centos 5.5.

[lomcevak]

From man grep:

-l, --files-with-matches
	      Suppress normal output; instead print the	 name  of  each	 input
	      file  from  which	 output would normally have been printed.  The
	      scanning will stop on the first match.

[klabacita]

lomcevak thanks, that was the trick