find / -xdev -type f -name
"cor*" -size +10000c -exec ls -l {} \;
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/
where to
find
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-xdev
looks
only in the given fs
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-type f
what type to look
for (f: file, d: direcory)
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-name "cor*"
name to look for
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-size +10000c
search for the given size (+10000c : greater than 10000
character (larger then 10kbyte))
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-size +2
search for greater than 1kbyte (bloxk
size is 512 byte, that's why +2 is given)
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-exec ls -l {}
\; what command to execute
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({}: it
represents each findings and \; is needed at the end of line)
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e.g. find /home
-xdev -name "*.old" -exec rm {} \;
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-mtime -1
file modifocation date is less
then 1 day (+1 means older than 1 day)
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find . -name '*.ksh' -ok rm {} \; this will ask if the
command (rm) should be executed or not (much safer if find is not perfect)
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find /etc/rc.d -ls
it lists the files and dirs in the given dir
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find /tmp/bb -exec awk '/func/ {print
FILENAME}' {} \; it will check in /tmp/bb if any files
contains the word "func" and list those
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