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From: Randall Parker 

I can do:

 > ls -R | grep bookmarks.html

That has two problems:

1) I do not get the full path. How to get the full path?

2) The error messages still show up. I guess ls sends  out to an error output
rather than standard output. How to suppress that?

Excerpt below:

bookmarks.html
ls: ./proc/tty/driver: Permission denied ls: ./root: Permission denied
ls: ./tmp/fr-wVQplX: Permission denied ls: ./tmp/gconfd-root: Permission denied
ls: ./tmp/orbit-root: Permission denied bookmarks.html
bookmarks.html


Randall Parker wrote:
> If I was in DOS I'd do:
>
> dir /s book*.*
>
> and it would find files with names like bookmarks.html.
>
> How to do that in the bash shell?
>
> ls -R book*.* doesn't find anything. But I'm not sure if that is because
> I'm not doing it correctly.

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