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Finding symbolic links that are outside a tree (comp.unix.shell)
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- From: Thorsten Kampe <thorsten@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Subject: Finding symbolic links that are outside a tree (comp.unix.shell)
- Date: Tue, 7 Jun 2005 17:01:13 +0100
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Hi, this has originally been posted to comp.unix.shell by "rh0dium
<sklass@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" and I couldn't find a solution for zsh.
So can this be done with zsh globbing? I couldn't get any further as
"print -l **/*(@)" which prints only symbolic links but doesn't do
anything for "that are outside a tree".
Thorsten
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Can anyone help me with a simple script to find links ouside of a
tree.
What I want is given the following tree two results would show up
tree
a
1 -> ../b
2
b
1 -> ../../../foo
2 -> ../c/1
c
1 ->/foo/bar
2
So I would expect 2 results
b1 and c1 should be the output. I just can't think of a slick way to
script this. Anyone care to offer a bit of assistance?
I'd love a zsh function or bash function which does this.
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