What command can you use to quickly find which file on your home folder containing the umask command? [duplicate]

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What command can you use to quickly find which file on your home folder containing the umask command?



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  • What do you mean exactly by "containing umask command"? You mean with the default permission set by umask? By default it'd be umask 022, resulting in file permissions 755.
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What do you mean exactly by "containing umask command"? You mean with the default permission set by umask? By default it'd be umask 022, resulting in file permissions 755.
– M. Becerra
May 24 at 9:05





What do you mean exactly by "containing umask command"? You mean with the default permission set by umask? By default it'd be umask 022, resulting in file permissions 755.
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The pattern in grep is placed in front of the file/path:




grep [OPTIONS] PATTERN [FILE...]




To receive just the matching filenames instead of the matches, you should use -l option:



grep -rlw "umask" ~


If you want all matches of all files including their line number, you need to use -n instead of -l:



grep -rnw "umask" ~





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    The pattern in grep is placed in front of the file/path:




    grep [OPTIONS] PATTERN [FILE...]




    To receive just the matching filenames instead of the matches, you should use -l option:



    grep -rlw "umask" ~


    If you want all matches of all files including their line number, you need to use -n instead of -l:



    grep -rnw "umask" ~





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      The pattern in grep is placed in front of the file/path:




      grep [OPTIONS] PATTERN [FILE...]




      To receive just the matching filenames instead of the matches, you should use -l option:



      grep -rlw "umask" ~


      If you want all matches of all files including their line number, you need to use -n instead of -l:



      grep -rnw "umask" ~





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        up vote
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        The pattern in grep is placed in front of the file/path:




        grep [OPTIONS] PATTERN [FILE...]




        To receive just the matching filenames instead of the matches, you should use -l option:



        grep -rlw "umask" ~


        If you want all matches of all files including their line number, you need to use -n instead of -l:



        grep -rnw "umask" ~





        share|improve this answer














        The pattern in grep is placed in front of the file/path:




        grep [OPTIONS] PATTERN [FILE...]




        To receive just the matching filenames instead of the matches, you should use -l option:



        grep -rlw "umask" ~


        If you want all matches of all files including their line number, you need to use -n instead of -l:



        grep -rnw "umask" ~






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