The Linux Find command is used for statistical information

1. Calculate the number of files in the current directory:

Find WC -l

2. Find the latest and oldest files in the/etc directory, sorted by file time and displayed in the format of year-month-day:

#查找最旧的文件 [[email protected] tmp]#Find/etc/-type f-printf"%t+%p\n"|Sort-N |Head-N1 -- Geneva- A+ +: at:47.0000000000/etc/lsb-release.d/graphics-4.0-ia32# Find the latest file [email protected] tmp]#Find. -type f-printf"%t+ \t%p\n"|Sort-N |Tail-N1 -- ,- .+ +: $:14.4790036700./student.txt

Note: In the printf command output,%t represents the date and time of the file, and%p represents the filename with the path

3. Check the home directory for "." Start with the latest file:

Find " %t+ \t%p\n " grep " ws/\. " Sort Tail 1 £ º+:22.4699979720  /home/ file

4. Find the largest file in the directory, the%s parameter represents the file size, the%f parameter indicates the Include file name

Find " %s \%f\n " Sort Uniq Tail 1 12288    . Crontab.vf6XP3.swp

5. The owner of the statistics file, using the%u parameter, and counting the number of files belonging to the same owner (can be implemented via UNIQ-C):

Find " %u\n " grep " \./\. " Sort Uniq -c     ,  root      1 ws

6. To view the date the file was accessed, use the%a parameter:

[Email protected] tmp]#Find. -type f-printf"%a+%p\n"|SortFri Jul - xx: -:36.0720998929  -+./SH/variable.SHMon-Aug3  at: $:49.0879000520  -+./. Viminfomon Jul -  at: One:37.0189000083  -+./SH/if1.SHMon Jul -  at: -:30.0823998314  -+./SH/readtest.SHMon Jul -  at: -:52.0296995712  -+./SH/readtest,SHMon Jul -  at: the:46.0718997111  -+./SH/if2.SH

7. Before running the command, temporarily empty the environment variables, you can use the Env-i command, to modify environment variables (ignoring environment variables), start a shell, the new shell does not have redundant environment variables

SH Env WC -l-shenvenvWC -l0 

The Linux Find command is used for statistical information