question about touch /s

[wadeb]

When I use touch recursively, for example:

touch /s *.usf

It prints out thousands of messages like this:

"D:\ue3\Work\UnrealEngine3\HmsExampleGame\*.usf"
TCC: (Sys) The system cannot find the file specified.

When I use /s, it's because I know there is a set of files located somewhere in the directory tree that I want touched. I don't care about the directories that don't have any files, I care about the seeing files that were actually touched.

The behavior of other commands with the /s argument seems to be the same. Am I missing some option to control this spam?

Thanks,
Wade

 

[dim]

On 2010-02-25 17:10, wadeb wrote:

> The behavior of other commands with the /s argument seems to be the same. Am I missing some option to control this spam?

Use the /E option to suppress non-fatal error messages.

 

[wadeb]

On 2010-02-25 17:10, wadeb wrote:



Use the /E option to suppress non-fatal error messages.

Thanks! Works great, exactly the output I was hoping for. I noticed /Q but missed /E.