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Hi,
I need some help with my first bash script.
I have some directories with script files - perl, bash, awk,... and I need to write bash script which will find this files in the entered directory and its subdirectories and then it will display full name and type of the script. The parameter for searching is first line of the file - e.g.: #!/bin/bash

If you enter name of the directory "/home/my/scripts" it should display this:

/home/my/scripts/find.sh bash
/home/my/scripts/bin/server.pl perl
/home/my/scripts/bin/client.pl perl


I was trying "find" and "grep" commands but no succes.

Thanks a lot.

Examine the 'file' command, in combination with grep you should easily be able to extract the info you're after

Thanks for your reply. I'm still trying to put it together but how I said before I'm real beginner in this so I don't have much experiences.
Can I ask you for some example how to combine this two commands?

The pipe | symbol diverts the output of the preceding command and places that output as the input to the following command. In this bit egrep -i '(perl|sed|awk|bash)' the pipe | symbol works like an OR.

This will likely not be a full solution for you but maybe you can work out the rest