File Search command find

1, the path plus the file name search (find):

 

 Find a file name for the init etc directory.

 

 Plus a wildcard after fuzzy search, as long as the file name can contain init.

 

 Etc directory to find the beginning of the seven init file name.

2, case insensitive (-iname) search

We know that in windows system, the file names are case-insensitive, uppercase and lowercase are the same file. But in linux system, file names are case-sensitive.

When command find, is case-sensitive, how not case sensitive when searching for it?

Iname can use the command:

INITTAB first create a file in the etc directory:

 

 

 Search files -iname command:

 

 

As can be seen from the search results, file names are case-insensitive.

3, depending on the file size of the search (-size):

A block of data bytes is equal to 0.5, so fast database 2048 is equal to 100M.

--204 800: The file size is less than 100M

+204800: The file size is greater than 100M

204800: The file size is equal to 100M

Search greater than 100M of files:

 

 

 4, according to the owner to find:

Find all files of users zhang:

 

 5. Find time attribute:

(1) -amin (to be accessed):

 

(2) -cmin (attribute change file):

(3) -mmin (modify the contents of the file):

6, the connecting operation command:

-a: two conditions are met.

-o: one of two conditions are satisfied.

-type: Find file type: f: file, d: directory, l: soft link file

(1) Find the beginning to init file directory and type:

 

 (2) find the results of a query operation:

(1) -exec: the first is not case-sensitive file query file inittab file, then check its details to the file query:

 

(2)-ok:

The difference is that with the -exec, -ok results will operate, but the operation will be carried out before the inquiry.

 

 

 7. i node query (file name suitable for the more complex cases):

i node (1) to view the file or directory:

(2) Find the node i values ​​of files or directories 4:

Query node values ​​corresponding to the file and view its details:

 

 

 

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Origin www.cnblogs.com/zhai1997/p/11809699.html