Tag: find

• error related “find: paths must precede expression:”

  https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6495501/find-paths-must-precede-expression-how-do-i-specify-a-recursive-search-that

  Jeffrin Jose T

  23 Oct 2017

  operating system

  find, longtime error

• -mtime n File’s data was last modified n*24 hours ago

  commandline session $find . -mtime +1000000 $find . -mtime +100000 $find . -mtime +10000 $find . -mtime +1000 ./wallphotos-old ./wallphotos-old/8002_1600x1200-wallpaper-cb1267712759.jpg ./wallphotos-old/18738_1600x1200-wallpaper-cb1271712460.jpg ./wallphotos-old/3767_1600x1200-wallpaper-cb1267712187 (1).jpg ./wallphotos-old/8020_1600x1200-wallpaper-cb1267712767.jpg ./wallphotos-old/3664_1600x1200-wallpaper-cb1267712118.jpg ./wallphotos-old/17801_1600x1200-wallpaper-cb1273013536.jpg $

  Jeffrin Jose T

  13 Nov 2013

  Uncategorized

  -mtime, find, search

• find command part 1

  $cat 1 $ $cat 2 $ $find . ./2 ./1 $find . . ./2 ./1 $ls 1 2 $find . -print . ./2 ./1 $find -print . ./2 ./1 $find -name 1 ./1 $ The find command is used to locate files on a Unix or Linux system. find will search any set of director- […]

  Jeffrin Jose T

  26 Oct 2010

  Uncategorized

  command, find, interface::commandline, linux, role::program, scope::utility, search, Tag: implemented-in::c, use::searching, works-with::file