Sean wrote,
IMO, for a one-off command, I'd just as soon take a short term hit and be
done with it.
In my opinion, I'd rather not piss the admins off by asking them how
they prefer I do something when I already know that their answer will
be, "don't do it at all."
I'd said ...
... it's a pain
to which Sean suggested,
( echo "To: my_own address" ; echo "Subject: find manpage" ; man find ) | \
$SENDMAIL my_own_address
To do that -- and to add and later to remove a .procmailrc recipe that
executes the body and directs stdout -- is my idea of a pain. QED.
Then again, -perm -001 would remove the need for any ls functions.
I suggested -perm in a previous post.
Then I missed that. Sorry. I faintly recall your giving an example
with a lot of arguments (that's our Sean), which I just couldn't absorb
in full. That might have been where you suggested -perm.
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