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find . -name '*' -size +500M | find . -name '*' -size +500M | ||
will search from the directory you're in, recursively, listing all files over 500M in size | will search from the directory you're in, recursively, listing all files over 500M in size. If you're not root, you will likely get a lot of "Permission Denied" errors if you are traversing a large file system. You can avoid this by redirecting all errors to /dev/null: | ||
find / -size +1G 2>/dev/null | |||
will search every file under the root directory (/) for files over 1 gigabyte, ignoring all error warnings |
Latest revision as of 18:44, 24 December 2013
To find a file changed in the last X days
The following prints a file changed in the last day
find . -ctime -1 -print
Also see ctime.
To find a file accessed 30 days or before
To see files that were accessed last 30 or more days from now you'd do
find . -atime +30 -print
Also see atime
Large files
find . -name '*' -size +500M
will search from the directory you're in, recursively, listing all files over 500M in size. If you're not root, you will likely get a lot of "Permission Denied" errors if you are traversing a large file system. You can avoid this by redirecting all errors to /dev/null:
find / -size +1G 2>/dev/null
will search every file under the root directory (/) for files over 1 gigabyte, ignoring all error warnings