We can solve this bug by following below steps:
step 1 : create two files with same name in different location
step 2: open terminal in Ubuntu
step 3:create .sh file by using command " gedit (filename).sh"
step 4 :paste the below code in created file
echo "Enter the name of the file" read file find . -type f -name $file
step 5:Run the command "chmod 777 (filename).sh"
step 6: Run the file by using command "./(filename).sh"
step 7:Finally we get path of respective files.
We can solve this bug by following below steps:
step 1 : create two files with same name in different location
step 2: open terminal in Ubuntu
step 3:create .sh file by using command " gedit (filename).sh"
step 4 :paste the below code in created file
echo "Enter the name of the file"
read file
find . -type f -name $file
step 5:Run the command "chmod 777 (filename).sh"
step 6: Run the file by using command "./(filename).sh"
step 7:Finally we get path of respective files.