It is necessary to find all the files that contain a specific string. I usually do this:
grep -rl 'Текст' /path/to/dir however, now it was necessary to search the files in cp1251 encoding. The old version no longer works. How to do?
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The solution was found:
find path/to/dir/ -exec grep -il "`echo 'Текст'|iconv -f utf8 -t cp1251`" '{}' \; > result.txt 
angry
5,855 15 gold marks 57 silver marks 171 bronze marks
FladeX FladeX
165 2 silver marks 7 bronze marks
- In the comments from @chernomyrdin, the solution is better (much more efficient). When redirecting output to a file about the terminal settings, of course you can not worry. - avp
- Actually, changing the settings of the terminal to solve one problem, in my opinion, is not a very good solution. And what if you have to run this script without X's? - skegg
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LANG=ru_RU.CP1251 grep -rl 'Текст' /path/to/dir, the terminal settings should be CP1251. For example, in Gnome Terminal or Putty this can be done in a couple of clicks. - chernomyrdin