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2. find /etc -name 'resolv.conf' -exec cat {} \;
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3. -type d
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2. Like -exec .... by typing y.
exec Show diagnostic information relating to -exec,
-execdir, -ok and -okdir
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Yes
sort -t ':' -k3 sortfile
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False
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