How to use grep command to find a file in Linux | Linux in a Minute
In this Linux in a Minute video you will learn how to use the grep command to search the contents of multiple files for a particular string. This is particularly useful in locating files when the contents are known, but the filename is not. The method used in this video applies to most major Linux distributions including Debian, Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Red Hat, CentOS, and Fedora.
Commands used in this video include:
grep -RI [string]
Subscribe to get the latest videos: https://go.itpro.tv/subscribe
Start your Linux training free! https://go.itpro.tv/start-learning-now
Connect with Don Pezet:
Twitter: / donpezet
LinkedIn: / donpezet
Blog: blog.itpro.tv
Enjoying this show? Get access to more online IT skills and certification training from ITProTV. Home of binge-worthy learning, ITProTV offers teams and individuals 5800+ hours of engaging & effective on-demand video training for the latest technology skills. Watch live or on-demand daily. Start learning free at ITProTV: https://go.itpro.tv/start-learning-now
#FindFileLinux #GrepCommand #GrepCommandLinux
