Trouble with a bash script that finds offensive words

[pauhn]

I am trying to write a script that will display the following words: kill, bomb, Joe Smith, quit and steal. I need the script to report to the screen the offenders username, the line with the bad word found, and path and file name. This is what I have so far:

while read -rd '' file; do 
badfiles+=("$file"); done < <(find /home -type f -exec grep -qE 'kill|bomb|Joe Smith|quit|steal' {} \; -print0)

I thought that this code would report to the screen everything that I need, but it does not. How do I get the script to report to the screen?

[zombykillah]

Have you tried:

while read -rd '' file; do 
echo $file
done < <(find /home -type f -exec grep -qE 'kill|bomb|Joe Smith|quit|steal' {} \; -print0)

[pauhn]

Have you tried:

while read -rd '' file; do 
echo $file
done < <(find /home -type f -exec grep -qE 'kill|bomb|Joe Smith|quit|steal' {} \; -print0)

that still does not report anything. Do I still have something wrong in the code itself?

[zombykillah]

Kill the options of the read command.

just:

while read file; do 
echo $file
done < <(find /home -type f -exec grep -qE 'kill|bomb|Joe Smith|quit|steal' {} \; -print0)