I don't know what caused it, but some of my network resources are tangled up.

Some programs are calling the wrong network resources.

Rather than going through the programs to sort things out, I'd like to go through network resources one by one and see which program calls each.

But I can't seem to run the find command on network resources. Putting in the name of the network resource as "raw text" doesn't work either.

Is there any other way?

33 minutes ago, ISY Newbie said:

I don't know what caused it, but some of my network resources are tangled up.

Some programs are calling the wrong network resources.

Rather than going through the programs to sort things out, I'd like to go through network resources one by one and see which program calls each.

But I can't seem to run the find command on network resources. Putting in the name of the network resource as "raw text" doesn't work either.

Is there any other way?

This is how, use find with Raw Text.   You must be careful tho and provide an exact match... Case counts.

On 4/12/2021 at 10:49 PM, MrBill said:

This is how, use find with Raw Text.   You must be careful tho and provide an exact match... Case counts.

Thanks. Didn't realize the raw text search was case-sensitive. Yes, it worked with the correct case.