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In this issue, the editor will bring you about how to use the find command in Linux. The article is rich in content and analyzes and narrates it from a professional point of view. I hope you can get something after reading this article.

/ / find [search scope] [search criteria] / / case touch Dfind. -name d # Indicates that no find is returned for the current directory #. -iname d#./D//-I parameter: case-insensitive / /-user parameter: find the owner No more examples / /-nouser parameter: find files without owners / / find files modified 10 days ago find / etc/log/-mtime + 10 mitime: file last modified time / / atime: file last access time / / ctime: file last attribute change time / / + 10 days ago / /-10 days / 10 days / 10 days /-size size / / k lowercase / M Uppercase / / find 25k files under / etc directory find / etc-size 25k// search / etc directory files greater than 25k find / etc-size + 25k// search / etc directory files less than 25k find / etc-size-25k//-an and logic and -o or logic or / / find files greater than 25k and less than 50k under / etc directory find / etc-size + 25k-a-size-50k//-exec |-ok {}\; / find / etc directory files greater than 25k and less than 50k and list their details find / etc-size + 25k-a-size-50k-ok ls-lh {}\ # Security mode, the result of-ok will be asked one by one, which also means that when this command accepts the result of the previous command, it is find / etc-size + 25k-a-size-50k-exec ls-lh {}\. This is how the find command in Linux shared by the editor is used. If you have similar doubts, you can understand it by referring to the above analysis. If you want to know more about it, you are welcome to follow the industry information channel.

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