Need to change all *.ksh files to be executable under a directory, but not having luck with a recursive chmod? The issue is you need to combine chmod with a find and xargs like so…
find /home/user -name '*.ksh' | xargs chmod 744The first piece lists all the files under the path that match *.ksh and passes them to xargs and chmod. If you want to see an example without changing any permissions, just substitute ls -l like so…
find /home/user -name '*.ksh' | xargs ls -lYou or someone you know looking to buy or sell?
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