Jere is what worked in the end:

find . -type f -iname 'file.txt' -printf '\n%P\n'  -exec cat {} \; > catfile.txt

Finds all files titled file.txt regardless of case and prints the data to an output file called catfile.txt.

Thanks everyone for the help!

Here is what worked in the end:

find . -type f -iname 'file.txt' -printf '\n%P\n'  -exec cat {} \; > catfile.txt

Finds all files titled file.txt regardless of case and prints the data to an output file called catfile.txt.

Thanks everyone for the help!

here is what worked in the end:

find . -type f -iname 'file.txt' -printf '\n%P\n' -exec cat {} ; > catfile.txt

Finds all files titled file.txt regardless of case and prints the data to an output file called catfile.txt.

Thanks everyone for the help!

Jere is what worked in the end:

find . -type f -iname 'file.txt' -printf '\n%P\n'  -exec cat {} \; > catfile.txt

Finds all files titled file.txt regardless of case and prints the data to an output file called catfile.txt.

Thanks everyone for the help!