On 21/05/15 06:24, Alexis wrote:
Martin Read <zen75...@zen.co.uk> writes:
The following *should* do the trick:
find /usr/lib -type f -name '*.so*' -print0 | xargs -0 grep libtiff.so.4
(It comes up empty on my jessie system, whereas putting libtiff.so.5
in the arguments to grep gives me a nice long list.)
That would just find libtiff.so.4 somewhere on my system,
In the command I provided:
find would emit a list of all shared libraries (and possibly a few false
positives if someone has done something strange in the naming of files
stored there...) under /usr/lib, using ASCII NUL ('\0') as the separator.
xargs would receive that list, separate it at the NULs, and pass the
resulting strings as command line arguments to grep (across multiple
executions if the list is long enough to blow out the limit on command
line size)
grep would then search each of the files identified on its command line
for the regexp "libtiff.so.4" and report any matches, identifying any
libraries which *refer to* libtiff.so.4.
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