StackOverflow Questions for Tag: find-util

Petr

Reputation: 63359

How to find directories (not) containing a certain file efficiently

shelldirectoryfind-util

Score: 0

Answers: 1

well actually

Reputation: 12370

Search for executable files using find command

bashunixterminalfindfind-util

Score: 214

Answers: 10

flis00

Reputation: 37

bash find command with path as requirement

unixfind-util

Score: 1

Answers: 2

PaulVM

Reputation: 1

How can I find files where ctime and mtime differ?

shellfind-util

Score: 0

Answers: 1

zilexa

Reputation: 21

Find numbered subdirectories below number X and delete them

linuxdebianrmfind-util

Score: 0

Answers: 1

user5047085

Reputation:

Why is my `find` command giving me errors relating to ignored directories?

bashshellsedpipefind-util

Score: 7

Answers: 2

X625

Reputation: 93

Why is this non-recursive "find" much slower than searching output of "ls"?

bashgnu-findutilsfind-util

Score: 2

Answers: 0

berzerk0

Reputation: 11

How can I return a list of hidden files readable by the current user in bash without using the -readable flag?

unixfind-util

Score: 0

Answers: 1

Remi.b

Reputation: 18219

Bash: Fail to use find -exec

bashmacosrsyncscpfind-util

Score: 1

Answers: 3

George Rey

Reputation: 13

Listing directory contents like Unix 'find' command

cunixdirectoryfind-util

Score: 0

Answers: 1

user2492958

Reputation:

Filter folders whose name is a timestamp - pattern matching vs. regex matching using the find utility

regexshellglobfind-util

Score: -1

Answers: 2

Mike Purcell

Reputation: 19979

find - mtime vs mmin - Weird results

linuxunixcentosfind-util

Score: 5

Answers: 1

XZS

Reputation: 2494

directory-first-search with find

shellgnu-findutilsfind-util

Score: 0

Answers: 1

papiro

Reputation: 2365

find: missing argument to `-exec', even after escaping semicolon

bashsedexecfind-util

Score: 0

Answers: 3

roartechs

Reputation: 1355

Using bash shell on RHEL 7 - why does find find more files when I don't use -exec?

unixgnu-findutilsfind-util

Score: 1

Answers: 1

user5849928

Reputation:

What would be the fastest way to find and remove files?

bashfind-util

Score: 1

Answers: 2

Helen Che

Reputation: 2011

Recursively search directory of binary files for hexadecimal sequence?

shellzshbinaryfileshexdumpfind-util

Score: 4

Answers: 1

user4820905

Reputation:

Exclude Library folder from being searched with find command in Terminal–OS X Mavericks

shellapplescriptfind-util

Score: 1

Answers: 1

Josh Nankin

Reputation: 2568

bash find, only delete files - order of arguments

bashfindpositional-operatorfind-util

Score: 2

Answers: 2

Big_t boy

Reputation: 329

search files in current directory whose name do not contain "txt" in linux

linuxshellfind-util

Score: 1

Answers: 3

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StackOverflow Questions for Tag: find-util

How to find directories (not) containing a certain file efficiently

Search for executable files using find command

bash find command with path as requirement

How can I find files where ctime and mtime differ?

Find numbered subdirectories below number X and delete them

Why is my `find` command giving me errors relating to ignored directories?

Why is this non-recursive &quot;find&quot; much slower than searching output of &quot;ls&quot;?

How can I return a list of hidden files readable by the current user in bash without using the -readable flag?

Bash: Fail to use find -exec

Listing directory contents like Unix &#39;find&#39; command

Filter folders whose name is a timestamp - pattern matching vs. regex matching using the find utility

find - mtime vs mmin - Weird results

directory-first-search with find

find: missing argument to `-exec&#39;, even after escaping semicolon

Using bash shell on RHEL 7 - why does find find more files when I don&#39;t use -exec?

What would be the fastest way to find and remove files?

Recursively search directory of binary files for hexadecimal sequence?

Exclude Library folder from being searched with find command in Terminal–OS X Mavericks

bash find, only delete files - order of arguments

search files in current directory whose name do not contain &quot;txt&quot; in linux

Why is this non-recursive "find" much slower than searching output of "ls"?

Listing directory contents like Unix 'find' command

find: missing argument to `-exec', even after escaping semicolon

Using bash shell on RHEL 7 - why does find find more files when I don't use -exec?

search files in current directory whose name do not contain "txt" in linux