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locate Dora.* | morewhich will locate all the files starting with Dora name
grep --color -R "dora" / for searching DORA
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dora can be search using grep --color -R "dora" / command
As per my experience the best way to do this is
grep --color -R "dora" /
we can find dora by using below command in redhat
grep --color -R "dora" /
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