find and exec
first we can use find's exec opiton
find . -name CVS -exec ls -dl {} \;
also we can use shell
for i in `find . -name CVS` ; do echo -n $i," "; done
change ls, echo to whatever suits you, like rm -rf
first we can use find's exec opiton
find . -name CVS -exec ls -dl {} \;
also we can use shell
for i in `find . -name CVS` ; do echo -n $i," "; done
change ls, echo to whatever suits you, like rm -rf
diff -qr dir1 dir2