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How does linux check whether the file exists? In view of this problem, this article introduces the corresponding analysis and answers in detail, hoping to help more partners who want to solve this problem to find a more simple and feasible way.

There are two check methods: the find command or the shell script.

1. Find command

(1) find is a general method for finding files under linux.

(2) find syntax: find [specify lookup directory] [lookup rules] [action to be executed after lookup]

(3) for example: find / tmp-name wa*-type l looks under / tmp for a file whose name begins with wa and whose type is symbolic link. If you find it, it means it exists.

2. Shell script

(1) automatic discrimination is often needed in the automatic processing of files. The following script determines whether the test.log exists, and if it exists, it shows that the file exists, otherwise the display file does not exist.

(2) example: edit a script to determine whether the file exists.

Vi t. Shrunken bind temp/test.log Binder Bashif [- e / temp/test.log]; here is the judgment statement,-e means that if the comparison result is true, there is an echo "file exists" elseecho file does not exist "fi"

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