Advanced techniques for using the UNIX/Linux find command
IBM developerWorks published new article for Intermediate Linux/UNIX users. Explore the vast terrain of the UNIX file system with the find command. One of the most powerful and useful commands in the UNIX programmer's repertoire is find. All flavors of UNIX have file systems that can contain thousands of files of many different types. With so many choices, locating a specific file, or set of files, can be difficult. The find command makes this task easier in many ways.
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