[CLUE-Tech] Finding all hard links to a file

[Keith Hellman]

On Sat, May 15, 2004 at 02:35:11PM -0400, Angelo Bertolli wrote:
> would seem like a relatively simple thing:  just a program which when
> given a file name,  reads it's inode number, and then traverses the
> inode table looking for matches and spitting out their locations.
> However, without using find -inum,  I can't think of any quicker way.

I think your right, I would use this in my .bashrc 
  function findinum() { find -inum $(ls -i "${1}"|awk '{print $2;}'); }
or set it up as a shell script if you need other scripts to invoke it.

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