Tom Lane <tgl@sss.pgh.pa.us> writes:
> > The second is that /bin/find requires
> > an explicit -print when -o is used.
>
> This is a good change. A lot of older "find"s don't provide a default
> -print action at all (-o or no -o), so writing -print is the portable
> way to use it. I don't think you need two of them though.
Actually, you do, because of the -o. The -print is an action which is
applied to files which match up to that point. Actions are not
carried across -o, and actions found after a -o are not applied to
files matched before the -o.
If you have access to a Solaris system, try it.
Ian
