Find all the configuration scripts on a system
With this handy perl oneliner
perl -l -e'for ( split /:/, $ENV{'PATH'} ) { chdir $_;
@a=(<*setup>, <*config>); @a && print "@a"; }'
There are lots of configure and setup programs;
this gives you a clue as to what is on the drive.
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YahooBuzzIn case you don't speak Perl, the split command chops up the PATH variable, the chdir then switches directory to each element of PATH in turn. @a is a list variable and it gets set to the values of the shell globs *setup and *config. Finally, the @a list is printed in double quotes to interpolate it to a space separated string.
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