Linux Find/grep Commands

First, Find

1) Delete files in bulk

Find " *.h~ " RM ' {}' \;

2) Locate a file line

Find/-name "demo.conf" | Egrep-v "Default" | Xargs grep-n "Demo"  | head-1 | cut-d "/"-F 4

3) Find a first-level directory

Find/-type d-maxdepth 1-mindepth 1 | Egrep-v "(Default|global|htdoc)

4) Replace the file with a line

Find/-name "demo.conf" | Egrep-v "Default" | Xargs sed-i ' i/demo/demo:test/g '

5) Insert content after a line in the file

Find/-name "demo.conf" | Xargs sed-i "$ (Find/-name" demo.conf "| egrep-v" Default "| Xargs grep-n" Demo "  | head-1 | cut-d": "-F 4) ' Ade Mo\ndemo '

Reference: http://blog.jobbole.com/48931/

Second, Grep

grep get_default_error_string *-rfn--binary-files=without-match

Third, regular expression

http://www.cnblogs.com/yirlin/archive/2006/04/12/373222.html

http://www.jb51.net/article/31235.htm

Linux Find/grep Commands