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How to use find command to search for a file using his name and permissions in unix – Ubuntu

i kept trying using -a and the output always ignores my -perm and just sees the -iname only or other way when i switch them

find . -perm -0000 -a -iname "R*" #this just filtered using the name only

find . -iname "R*" -a -perm -0222 #this just filtered using the permissions only

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    nvm guys i ended up using grep it solved my problem :

    ls -l | grep "rwxrwxr-x|R"

    thank you for trynna help me


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    You need to use parentheses to group the tests together.

    Example:

    find . ( -iname "R*" -a -perm -0000 )
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