[mythtv-users] Added a second Tuner

[Andrew Bernat]

>Quoting Shawn Asmussen (shawn.asmussen at gmail.com):
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>>On Mon, 28 Feb 2005 15:40:16 +1100, Phill Edwards
>><philledwards at gmail.com> wrote:
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>>>You could search every file on your system for "mythfrontend" to find
>>>the culprits:
>>>
>>># find / -name "*" -exec grep mythfrontend {} \;
>>>
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>>>
>>That would mostly work, although it could take forever and a day to
>>finish. However, I wanted to point out a couple of things about your
>>find command. First, you don't have to specify the -name option if
>>you're going to use a filter of "*". The second thing, is that since
>>this command will issue a new grep for each file, that means that each
>>grep is on a single file, which means that grep will not print out the
>>filenames for the lines it spits out. That could make it difficult to
>>see what files matched. One trick you can use to get around this is to
>>add /dev/null to the arguments to grep, so that technically each grep
>>is on TWO files, so that grep will then print out the filenames. In
>>other words, this would probably work better:
>>
>>find / -exec grep mythfrontend /dev/null {} \;
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I'd suggest: "find / -type f -exec grep -l mythfrontend {} \;"

Setting the type to "file" will speed it up, and grep -l prints out the 
matching file _name_ rather than line info.

Drew