grep & ls question

[Marty Landman]

I have transferred over, via ftp a whole bunch of stuff. Some of the files 
got allocated but not transferred so I thought a convenient way to identify 
them would be grepping a list dir output. Here's a sample of what I get:

Swami:: ls -Rlh /usr/local/www/data/ | grep ' 0B'
-rw-r--r--  1 Marty  wheel     0B Nov 18 17:54 img52.jpg
-rw-r--r--  1 Marty  wheel     0B Nov 18 17:54 img54.jpg


The problem with this output is that it doesn't show the full (relative) 
directory path, e.g. home/img52.jpg. Although I've specified -R so that 
info is available if I eyeball the ls -Rlh /usr/local/www/data/ output 
alongside the report after grepping it'd be more convenient to be able to 
have the full relative path for each file.

I realize sometimes the solution is harder than the problem and I'm not 
looking for anything unreasonable; if this is about what it should be under 
the circumstances that's cool, just interested in knowing.

tia,

Marty Landman   Face 2 Interface Inc 845-679-9387
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