5.find command Use
#find [path] [parameters] [action]
Time-related parameters: Atime ctime mtime
-NEWR file
Column: Look for etc below, if file date is newer than/etc/passwd list to
#find/etc-newr/etc/passwd
Parameters related to the user or user group
-The UID N: N is a file with a number UID
-gid N-N to a file with a digital gid
-user Name: The file to which the main name is owned.
-group Name: The file that belongs to the group name.
-nouser looking for files that are not in/etc/passwd
-nogroup looking for files that are not in/etc/group
Files related to file permissions and names
-name filename Lookup file named filename
-size [+ +] looking for larger, smaller files than size
-type type find file with file name type
-perm mode permission equals mode file
-perm-mode permissions must all include mode's file
+perm +mode permissions contain any file with the mode permission
Other
-exec command {} \;
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The Find command uses