Find for Linux Commands

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Function

Search for files

Format

Find pathoption [-print] [-exec-OK command] {}\

The default search path is the current path.

The default value is-print, which is output to standard output.

Execute the command for the searched file

Option is a search condition.

Main parameters

-Name filename

Restrict file names

-User username

Search by file owner

-Group groupname

Search by group

-Mtime-n + n

Search by file change time,-n refers to n days or less, + n refers to n days before

-Atime-n + n

Query by file access time

-Ctime-n + n

Search by file creation time

-Nogroup

-Nouser

-Type

Search by file type

-Size n

-Depth

Search the local directory before searching for the subdirectory

-Follow

If a symbolic link file is encountered, the file indicated by the link will be tracked.

-Prune

Ignore a file

-O

Logic or

-

Logic and

!

Logic no

\(\)

Escape, including search conditions

Example

Find all common files in the current directory

Find.-type f-exec ls-l {}\;

In the home directory, find and delete files whose changes were earlier than 5 days.

Find/home-mtime + 5-exec-OK rm {}\;

Query the files modified today

Find/-mtime-1-exec ls-l {}\;

Query the modified files today and prompt whether the files are displayed.

Find/-mtime-1-OK ls-l {}\;

Search for files smaller than kB and display them

Find/home-size-100 k-exec ls-l {}\;

Search for all files suffixed with. txt.

Find ~ -Name "*. txt"-OK ls-l {}\;