Recursively find directories but do not print subdirectories of matches
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Considering the following directory structure:
dir1
[domain.com] foo dir1
subdir1
subdir2
FooFile
dir2
[domain.com] foo dir2
subdir3
[domain.com] foo dir3
subdir4
subdir5
subdir6
subdir7
[domain.com] foo dir4
subdir8
I'd like to list all dirs with names that contain [domain.com].
Desired output:
[domain.com] foo dir1
[domain.com] foo dir2
[domain.com] foo dir3
[domain.com] foo dir4
I'm having a hard time putting this together. The closest I have come:
find . -type d -regextype posix-egrep -regex ".*/([domain.com]).+" -exec basename {} ;
But this outputs subdirectories as well:
[domain.com] foo dir3
subdir5
subdir4
[domain.com] foo dir2
[domain.com] foo dir4
subdir8
[domain.com] foo dir1
subdir1
shell find
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Considering the following directory structure:
dir1
[domain.com] foo dir1
subdir1
subdir2
FooFile
dir2
[domain.com] foo dir2
subdir3
[domain.com] foo dir3
subdir4
subdir5
subdir6
subdir7
[domain.com] foo dir4
subdir8
I'd like to list all dirs with names that contain [domain.com].
Desired output:
[domain.com] foo dir1
[domain.com] foo dir2
[domain.com] foo dir3
[domain.com] foo dir4
I'm having a hard time putting this together. The closest I have come:
find . -type d -regextype posix-egrep -regex ".*/([domain.com]).+" -exec basename {} ;
But this outputs subdirectories as well:
[domain.com] foo dir3
subdir5
subdir4
[domain.com] foo dir2
[domain.com] foo dir4
subdir8
[domain.com] foo dir1
subdir1
shell find
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Considering the following directory structure:
dir1
[domain.com] foo dir1
subdir1
subdir2
FooFile
dir2
[domain.com] foo dir2
subdir3
[domain.com] foo dir3
subdir4
subdir5
subdir6
subdir7
[domain.com] foo dir4
subdir8
I'd like to list all dirs with names that contain [domain.com].
Desired output:
[domain.com] foo dir1
[domain.com] foo dir2
[domain.com] foo dir3
[domain.com] foo dir4
I'm having a hard time putting this together. The closest I have come:
find . -type d -regextype posix-egrep -regex ".*/([domain.com]).+" -exec basename {} ;
But this outputs subdirectories as well:
[domain.com] foo dir3
subdir5
subdir4
[domain.com] foo dir2
[domain.com] foo dir4
subdir8
[domain.com] foo dir1
subdir1
shell find
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Considering the following directory structure:
dir1
[domain.com] foo dir1
subdir1
subdir2
FooFile
dir2
[domain.com] foo dir2
subdir3
[domain.com] foo dir3
subdir4
subdir5
subdir6
subdir7
[domain.com] foo dir4
subdir8
I'd like to list all dirs with names that contain [domain.com].
Desired output:
[domain.com] foo dir1
[domain.com] foo dir2
[domain.com] foo dir3
[domain.com] foo dir4
I'm having a hard time putting this together. The closest I have come:
find . -type d -regextype posix-egrep -regex ".*/([domain.com]).+" -exec basename {} ;
But this outputs subdirectories as well:
[domain.com] foo dir3
subdir5
subdir4
[domain.com] foo dir2
[domain.com] foo dir4
subdir8
[domain.com] foo dir1
subdir1
shell find
shell find
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