Grep For Files Without A Match
unix
Written January 21, 2016
The grep command is generally used to find files whose contents match a
pattern. With the -L (--files-without-match) flag, grep can be used to
find files that don't match the given pattern.
For instance, to find files in the current directory that don't have
foobar anywhere in their content, run:
$ grep -L "foobar" ./*