Find -exec output piping

[DCM36]

I'm trying to do something similar to the following, but haven't quite figured out the correct syntax

find . -print -exec python ./pescanner.py {} | tee ./reports/{}.txt \;

What I'm wanting to do is:
Use find to find all the files in the current directory
Run the pescanner.py python script against each file, which outputs its findings to the terminal/STDOUT
Output the pescanner.py findings to individual text files in the reports subdirectory

Thanks for any help/suggestions

[pafoo]

for loop is better for that, try this on the command line cd to current directory



for item in $(ls .); do /home/pythonscanner.py /home/$item | tee /home/reports/$item; done


make sure to use absolute path

also in your python script if you add on the first list #!/usr/bin/python you dont have to use python to run the python script.

[DCM36]

for loop is better for that, try this on the command line cd to current directory



for item in $(ls .); do /home/pythonscanner.py /home/$item | tee /home/reports/$item; done


make sure to use absolute path

also in your python script if you add on the first list #!/usr/bin/python you dont have to use python to run the python script.

That does work as expected, however is there a way to get things to work recursively? It does run the python script against each file recursively, however the tee report output only ends up in the name of the parent folder.

Example of setup/what happens:

Folder_A

file_a

file_b
Folder_B

file_c

file_d

Will output to reports with folder_a.txt and folder_b.txt with the results of the python output from file_b and file_d respectively since tee isn't appending

[pafoo]

use tee -a to append. Im not really sure what you mean it puts the text only in the parent directory. Cut and paste what you did.