Linux Command two: Find command

Find command:

Find Lookup command;

command format: Find (find file range) Parameters

Parameters:

No1:-name indicates the name of the lookup

Find/root-name "Mess"

No2:-print the Find results standard output for Find

Find/root-name "Mess"-print >list all/root files under mess output to list

NO3:-exec Executes the result of the find lookup to the given command

Find/root-name "Mess"-exec mv {} info \;

The NO4:-OK function is similar to exec, but alerts you to actions when you execute a command

Find/root-name "Info"-ok mv {} a \; You will be prompted to change your name when renaming

No5:-perm Follow the Find file

Find/root-perm 644 Find all files in/root with permission 644

No6:-size Lookup Unit is block by file size: 512 bytes (default) C: Bytes Cha

Find/root-size +1000000c to find files larger than 1M

Find/root-size-10 finding files that are less than 10 blocks

Find/root-size +10-size-20 Looking for a file between 10 blocks and 20 blocks

NO7:-type Search by file type

File Type: B: Block file (hard drive) C: String file (keyboard) d: Catalog P: Pipe file L: Connection file S: Interface file D:door (Solaris)

Find/root-type F-name "Mess"

NO8:-mtime Find files changed in a few days use,-expressed within a few days, + represents a few days away

Find/root-mtine +1-mtime-3

No9:-newer find files between two files in a time

Find/root-newer A! -newer-c search for a newer than a, older file than C

Where a file is set up early and C files are established late

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Linux Command two: Find command