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find
Purpose
Display a list of files that match a specified set of criteria.
Syntax
find [ path ] [options]
Options
-depth processes the current directory first, then subdirectories.-maxdepth n restricts searches to n levels of directories.-follow processes directories included through symbolic links.-name pattern finds files whose names match the pattern.
-ctime n matches files modified exactly n days ago.-user uname finds files the specified user owns.-group gname finds files the specified group owns.-path pattern finds files whose pathname matches the pattern.
-perm mode finds files with the specified permission setting.-size + n K finds files bigger than n kilobytes.-type x finds files of a specified type, where x is one of the following:f matches files.d matches directories.l matches symbolic links.
-print displays the names of the files found.-exec command [ options ] {} \; executes the specified command by passing it the name of the file that was found.
Description
The find command is useful for finding all files that match a specified set of criteria. If you type find without any arguments, the output is a listing of every file in all subdirectories of the current directory. To view all files whose names end with .gz , type find . -name “*.gz”.
