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75 lines
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## Name
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find - recursively search for files
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## Synopsis
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```**sh
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$ find [-L] [root-paths...] [commands...]
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```
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## Description
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`find` recursively traverses the file hierarchy starting at the given root paths
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(or at the current working directory if no root paths have been specified), and
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evaluates the given commands for each found file. The commands can be used to
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both filter the set of files and to perform actions on them.
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If no *action command* (`-print`, `-print0`, or `-exec`) is found among the
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specified commands, a `-print` command is implicitly appended.
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## Options
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* `-L`: Follow symlinks
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## Commands
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* `-type t`: Checks if the file is of the specified type, which must be one of
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`b` (for block device), `c` (character device), `d` (directory), `l` (symbolic
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link), `p` (FIFO), `f` (regular file), and `s` (socket).
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* `-links number`: Checks if the file has the given number of hard links.
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* `-user name`: Checks if the file is owned by the given user. Instead of a user
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name, a numerical UID may be specified.
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* `-group name`: Checks if the file is owned by the given group. Instead of a
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group name, a numerical GID may be specified.
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* `-size number[c]`: Checks if the file has the given size in 512-byte blocks,
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rounded up. If the size is followed by the `c` character, checks if the file
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has the given size in bytes.
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* `-name pattern`: Checks if the file name matches the given global-style
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pattern (case sensitive).
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* `-iname pattern`: Checks if the file name matches the given global-style
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pattern (case insensitive).
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* `-print`: Outputs the file path, followed by a newline. Always evaluates to
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true.
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* `-print0`: Outputs the file path, followed by a zero byte. Always evaluates to
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true.
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* `-exec command... ;`: Executes the given command with any arguments provided,
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substituting the file path for any arguments specified as `{}`. The list of
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arguments must be terminated by a semicolon. Checks if the command exits
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successfully.
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The commands can be combined to form complex expressions using the following
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operators:
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* `command1 -o command2`: Logical OR.
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* `command1 -a command2`, `command1 command2`: Logical AND.
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* `( command )`: Groups commands together for operator priority purposes.
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## Examples
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```sh
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# Output a tree of paths rooted at the current directory:
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$ find
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# Output only directories:
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$ find -type d
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# Remove all sockets and any files owned by anon in /tmp:
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$ find /tmp "(" -type s -o -user anon ")" -exec rm "{}" ";"
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# Concatenate files with weird characters in their names:
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$ find -type f -print0 | xargs -0 cat
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# Find files with the word "config" in their name:
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$ find -name \*config\*
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```
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## See also
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* [`xargs`(1)](help://man/1/xargs)
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