The method of realizing Fuzzy query with linux find Command

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Linux find command to achieve fuzzy query method: according to the file name fuzzy query, find the opt directory with the suffix [.log] file, the code is [find / opt/-type f-name "* .log"].

The method of realizing fuzzy query by linux find command:

Tip 1: fuzzy query based on file name: find files with the suffix .log in the opt directory

Find / opt/-type f-name "* .log"

-type f represents a file

-type d indicates a matching directory

Tip 2: find specific permission files:

Find / opt-type f-perm 755

Tip 3: find large files: (for example, find files larger than 100m in the opt directory)

Find / opt/-size + 100m

-size: indicates file size

+ means greater than a certain number

-indicates that it is less than a number.

C indicates that the units are bytes. You can change c to k _ Magi _ M _ G.

(note: when the disk space is very large, this method can quickly locate large files.)

Tip 4: find it according to time

Find / opt-mtime-10

-files modified within 10 days (+ 10 before 10 days-10 within 10 days)

Access with amin, modify with mmin, change file status with cmin

Accurate to minutes with amin,mmin,cmin to days with atime,mtime,ctime

Tip 5: find the directory in which the current directory and its subfolders belong to weblogic

Find / opt-type d-user weblogic

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