Shell's Find command detailed

Note: ". "There are spaces around the dot number.

1. Find-name "*.txt"

Find the file that ends with txt in the current directory (and subdirectory).

2. Find-name "[a-z]*"

Find the file that starts with all letters under the current directory (and subdirectories).

3,find/etc-name "host*"

Find the file that starts with host in the/etc directory.

4,find.-perm 755

Locate the file with the property 755 under the current directory (and subdirectories).

5.Find-user Root

Find the file under the current directory (and subdirectories) that belongs to the main root .

6,find/var-mtime-5

Find files that are within 5 days of the change time under/var.

7,find/var-mtime +3

Find the file under/var to find the change time 3 days ago .

8,Find/etc-type D

Look for a directory file of type D under/etc.

9,find/etc-type l

Find the file type in/etc for | The link file.

10,find.-size +1000000c

Look for files larger than 1M in the current directory (and subdirectories),1M is 1 million bytes .

11. Find-perm |xargs chmod 777

Locate All files with permissions of 700 under the current directory (and subdirectories) and reset their permissions to 777.

12. Find-type F |xargs ls-l

Find the file and view its details.

Shell's Find command detailed