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Thanks for pointing this out. However, your example is not equivalent since "ls" searches only in the current directory. Nevertheless it is good to know that it

by progman 10y ago

Thanks for pointing this out. However, your example is not equivalent since "ls" searches only in the current directory. Nevertheless it is good to know that it's basically possible since it helps a lot to manage mixed Windows/Linux networks.

ctolkien 10y ago
Not true. The -r flag I specified is for "recurse", will search current and all sub-directories.