Is there a way to use shell globbing to identify nested directories?
so if I have dir/dir1/dir2/dir3/dir4/dir5/.. and I have files under all of them, what is the equival
If you want to act on all the files returned by find, rather than just list them, you can pipe them to xargs:
find -type f | xargs ls
But this is only for commands that don't have a recursive flag.