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Filtered into specific times of the day only to find within the file
find ./ -mtime -1|xargs grep 5004964452
Find .php file in the last 30 minute changes the current directory the Find -name. ' * .Php ' -mmin - 30 Find Last 24 hours a modified .php file in the current directory of the Find . -Name ' * .php ' -mtime 0 Find .php file in the current directory Last 24 hours to modify, and list details the Find -name. ' * .inc ' -mtime 0 - LS Find the current directory, Last 24 - 48 hours of conventional modified file. the Find . The -type f -mtime 1 Find a modified directory, the last day before the current regular file. Find . -mtime F + -type . 1
· Find path -option [-print] [-exec - OK Command] {} \; parameters find command; pathname: directory path find command to find. For example. To indicate the current directory, / is represented root system. - Print: the output file will match the find command to standard output. -exec: find command to execute shell commands given by the parameter file match. Form of these commands as ' Command ' {} \} and {Note ;, \; space between. -ok: and - the role of exec same, but in a more secure mode to execute shell commands given by the parameter before executing each command will prompt allows users to determine whether to execute. # - Print the found files to standard output # - Exec command {} \; - found in the command file execution operation, and {} \; space between # -OK and - the same Exec, but before the operation to the user query example: the Find -name the .svn |. xargs RM - the RF =============================================== ===== - name filename # find a file called filename - Perm # by executing authority to find - the User username # by file owner to find - group GROUPNAME # in groups to find -mtime -n + n # press file change the time to find the file, -n refers to within n days, + n n refers days ago -atime -n + n # by file access times to check GIN: 0px " > -ctime -n + n # by file creation time to find file, -n means within n days, + n refers to n days ago -nogroup # search file is a group of non-active, i.e. is a group of files in / etc / absence groups in -nouser # no valid search file owner, i.e., the owner of the file in / etc / does not exist in passwd ! -newer f1 f2 find the file, -n refers to within n days, + n n refers days ago -ctime -n + n # by file creation time to find the file, -n refers to within n days, + n n refers days ago - nogroup # investigation file without a valid genus group, i.e. belongs to the group of files in / etc / absence groups in -nouser # no valid search file owner, i.e. the main document in / etc / the passwd does not exist -newer f1 ! f2 # f1 longer than the new change check, but files older than f2 -type B / D / C / P / L / F # is a check block device, directory, character devices, pipes, symbolic links, normal file - size n-[ c] # search block length n [n bytes or] file - depth # make finding before entering the catalog subdirectory look ahead End - FStype # Charles change but the old time than f1 than f2 new file -type b / D / C / P / L / F # is a check block device, directory, character devices, pipes, symbolic links, Trivial file -size n [c] # search block length n [n bytes or] file - depth # make finding before entering the catalog subdirectory look-ahead Ends -fstype # check file located in a certain type of file system, the files the type of system usually in / etc / fstab found - mount does not cross file system mount point # check file - the Follow # If you have a symbolic link file, you trace file link within the meaning of -cpio%; # located at a certain type of investigation file system files, these file system types usually in / etc / found in fstab - mount does not cross file system mount point # check file - the Follow # If you have a symbolic link file, you referred to the trace file links - cpio # use cpio command files that match, they will be backed up to tape devices - Prune # ignore a directory ================================================== === $ the Find ~ -name " * .txt " - Print # to search in $ HOME .txt file and displays $ the Find -name. " * .txt " - Print $ the Find . -name " [AZ] * " - print # check file with a capital letter at the beginning of $ the Find / etc -name " Host * " - the beginning of the investigation file to host print # $ the Find . -name " [az] [az] [0-9] [0-9] .txt " -and two check print # to begin two lower-case alphanumeric txt file $ Find . -perm 755 - Print $ Find -perm -. 007 -exec LS -l {} \; # search all users perform read and write files with -perm 777 $ Find -type D -. Print $ Find -type D -.! Print $ Find . -type L - Print $ Find . -size + 1000000c - Print check # of length greater than 1Mb file $ Find . - 100c size - Print # check file length 100c of $ the Find -size +.10 -print check # of obsolete file exceeds the length of 10 (a = 512 bytes) $ CD / $ Find etc Home Apps -depth -print | -ivcdC65536 the cpio -o / dev / rmt0 $ Find / etc -name " * passwd " -exec grep " cnscn " {} \; # see if there cnscn user $ the Find -name. " yao * " | xargs File $ the Find -name. " yao * " | xargs echo " " > / tmp / Core .log $ The Find -name. " Yao * " | xargs chmod O- w =================================== =================== the Find -name april * Find april files in the current directory beginning of the Find -name april * fprint file looks in the current directory to the beginning of april file and output the results to a file in the Find -name ap * * -o -name may look to ap or file may begin with the Find mnt -name tom.txt -ftype vfat / at / look for a tom.txt and under mnt file system type vfat file the Find / mnt -name t.txt! -ftype vfat in / look for a tom.txt and the file system type vfat file is not under mnt the Find / tmp -name * the -type L WA in / Find the file named wa at the beginning and it's a symbolic link under the tmp the Find / Home -mtime - 2 in / check altered in the last two days file Home the Find / Home -atime - 1 is accessed through the file within Zha 1 day find / Home -mmin + 60 in / checked 60 minutes before the altered file Home find / Home -amin + 30 check latest 30 minutes before the accessed file. find / home -newer tmp.txt in / at home than to check updated files or directories tmp.txt near the Find / -anewer tmp.txt at home / at home to check access time than tmp.txt close the file or directory the Find / -Used Home - 2 lists the file or directory is after the change over, within 2 days accessed through the file or directory Find / home -user cnscn lists / users belonging cnscn file or directory within the home directory Find / home -uid + 501 lists / within the user's home directory 501 is greater than the identification code of the file or directory Find / home listed -group cnscn / home group cnscn the file or directory Find / home -gid 501 lists / home group id of the file or directory 501 Find / -nouser listed home / not belong to the local user in the home file or directory Find / home List -nogroup / not belonging to the file or directory in the local group home find / home -name tmp.txt -maxdepth . 4 lists / findWhen the check in the home tmp.txt depth up to 3 layers / Home -name tmp.txt -mindepth . 3 from the second layer began to check Find / Home - empty lookup file size is 0 or a empty directory Find / Home -size + 512k 512k greater than the search file Find / Home -size - 512k Charles the file is smaller than 512k Find / Home -links + 2 search hardwired number greater than 2, file or directory Find / Home -perm 0700 check permissions for the file or directory 700 Find / tmp -name tmp.txt -exec CAT {} \; Find / tmp -name tmp.txt -OK RM {} \; Find / -amin - 10 # access system to find the last 10 minutes of the file find / -atime - 2 # Find access the last 48 hours in a file system find / - empty # find empty in the system file or folder find / -group CAT # find files in the system belongs to groupcat the Find / -mmin - 5 # find the last 5 minutes of modified files in the system the Find / -mtime - 1 # Find the last 24 hours modified in the system file the Find / - nouser # Find belonging to void the user's file system in the Find / -user fred # find fRED belong to the user's file system
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