command usage of the Linux find

Find a real hard drive

Find [PATH] [option] [action]

1. Time-related parameters: Total-atime,-ctime and-mtime

Mtime N: 24 hours prior to the day of the document being changed;

Mtime files that were changed +n:n days ago;

Documents changed within the mtime-n:n days;

-newer file: Lists file names that are newer than file;

Find/home-user User Name

Find all files that belong to your user name.

Find/-nouser

Find files in your system that don't belong to anyone

Find/-name file name

Find the file name of this file

Find/directory-type type

Find a file of a certain type under a directory

Find/-perm +7000

Represents a property that contains Sgid or suid or sbit in a lookup file

7000 means---s--s--t,+7000 indicates that only s or T is listed to

7000 indicates that you want to include---s--s--t three permissions to list

-exec Command:command for other commands,-exec followed by other commands to process the found file;

Find/-size +1000k

Find files larger than 1000k

Find/Directory-name ' * Part of file name * '

Find files in a directory that contain "certain characters" in filenames

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command usage of the Linux find