Search IP under Red Hat

[spuff]

Hello
I used the command -

grep-lir MON_IP / directory

to search for IP all the files / directory. But I wanted to know if there was a command that allows me to do research in all files from my server (from the root without having to specify a directory). Thank you in advance.

[Milton.J]

Hi
You may try the following command in your system terminal as a root user

find /-type f-exec grep-li Example () \;

Otherwise, your ip addresses are configured in

/ etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg- *

Any more help needed, do post back.

[spuff]

Hi
I just used the command recommended by you, and unfortunately I got an error

Glibc detected realloc (): 
find grep terminated by signal 6

I know that IP is located in / etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg- *. In fact I created an alias for my first IP. I changed my gateway in / etc / sysconfig / network but when switching to my new IP I realized that the service does not work because, the old IP is to back hard in lots of files.

[Milton.J]

Hi

I just used the command recommended by you, and unfortunately I got an error
Glibc detected realloc ():
find grep terminated by signal 6

I do not think that the command will return an error, because the command is created to work like that.

[Big Fish]

Hello

I do not think that the command will return an error, because the command is created to work like that.

Actually at my house this command works without problem. But why should we add () \ to the end. I think there is no need for such syntax.

[Steve123]

Hi
() - Is the ground captured by the find command for a given iteration i.
\; - Can signal the end of the block-exec
Example:

test $ ls
tx1
tx2
tx3
test $ find. -type f-exec echo "file:" () \;
file: tx1
file: tx2
file: tx3

Hope this will help you.