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I would like to find all files which reside in any directory foo. For example, consider the following files:

foo/w a/foo/x a/b/foo/y a/b/c/foo/z 

I would like to find the files w,x,y,z and get them listed as above, i.e., with their relative paths. My attempt was something like

$ find . -path '**/foo' -type f 

which doesn't work. Any ideas?

I would like to find all files which reside in any directory foo. For example, consider the following files:

foo/w a/foo/x a/b/foo/y a/b/c/foo/z a/b/c/foo/bar/n 

I would like to find the files w,x,y,z and get them listed as above, i.e., with their relative paths. My attempt was something like

$ find . -path '**/foo' -type f 

which doesn't work. The search should not include file n, i.e., only files whose parent directory is named foo we are interested in.

I would like to find all files which reside in directory foo. For example, consider the following files:

foo/w a/foo/x a/b/foo/y a/b/c/foo/z 

I would like to find the files w,x,y,z. My attempt was something like

$ find -path '**/foo' -type f 

which doesn't work. Any ideas?

I would like to find all files which reside in any directory foo. For example, consider the following files:

foo/w a/foo/x a/b/foo/y a/b/c/foo/z 

I would like to find the files w,x,y,z and get them listed as above, i.e., with their relative paths. My attempt was something like

$ find . -path '**/foo' -type f 

which doesn't work. Any ideas?