GWHed/nl2bash · Datasets at Hugging Face

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display all the files in the current directory excluding those that are in the 'secret' directory	find . -name 'secret' -prune -o -print
display all files in the current directory excluding those that are present in the directories whose name starts with "efence" and do not search in the sub directories	find * -maxdepth 0 -name "efence*" -prune -o -print
Display all files in the current directory tree that match "*foo"	tree -P "*foo"
display all files in the current folder after pruning those in the current folder ( dot is the output of this command )	find . -prune -print
display all the files in the current folder along with the change time and display file names of the last 10 changed files	find . -type f -printf "%C@ %p\n" \| sort -rn \| head -n 10
display all files in the current folder along with their last access timestamps	find . -printf "%h/%f : dernier accès le %Ac\n"
display all files in the current folder along with their last accessed timestamps	find . -printf "%h/%f : dernier accès le %AA %Ad %AB %AY à %AH:%AM:%AS\n"
display all the files in the current folder along with the modification time and display file names of the last 10 modified files	find . -type f -printf '%T@ %p\n' \| sort -n \| tail -10 \| cut -f2- -d" "
display all files in the current folder and do not search in the sub directories	find . -maxdepth 0
display all the files in the current folder and do not search in sub directories and move them to the directory /directory1/directory2.	find . -maxdepth 1 -type f \| xargs -I ‘{}’ sudo mv {} /directory1/directory2
display all the files in the current folder and traverse from the sub directories	find . -type d -depth
display all files in current folder ending with "~" or "#" using regular expression	find -regex "^.~$\\|^.#$"
display all the files in the current folder except those whose name is "PERSONAL"	find . -name PERSONAL -prune -o -print
display all files in current folder excluding current folder (.)	find . \! -name '.'
display all the files in the current folder excluding the current folder and do not search in the sub directories	find . -maxdepth 1 -type d \( ! -name . \)
display all the files in the current folder excluding the directory aa	find . -type d ! -name aa
display all the files in the current folder excluding the files with the name mmm	find . -name mmm -prune -o -print
display all the files in the current folder excluding the perl files	find . -not -name "*.pl"
display all the files in the current folder excluding search in the paths containing the folder having the word "mmm"	find . ! -path mmm
display all files in current folder excluding text files	find . ! -name "*.txt"
display all the files in the current folder excluding those ending with ".disabled" in sorted order	find /target/ \| grep -v '\.disabled$' \| sort
display all the files in the current folder excluding those that are present in the folder "secret"	find . \( -name 'secret' -a -prune \) -o -print
display all the files in the current folder excluding those that are present in the path "./etc"	find . ! -wholename "./etc*"
display all files in current folder excluding those that have the word "git" in their name and display files that have git in their path names	find . ! -name 'git' \| grep git
display all the files in the current folder excluding those which are in the path of ".git"	find . ! -path ".git" -type f -print
display all the files in the current folder excluding those which are present in "./src/emacs" folder	find . -path './src/emacs' -prune -o -print
display all the files in the current folder expect perl shell and python fiels	find . -not -name ".pl" -not -name ".sh" -not -name "*.py"
display all the files in the current folder for the files which have been accessed in the last 24 hours	find . -type f -atime -1
display all the files in the current folder in a single line separated by null command	sudo find . -print0
display all the files in the current folder that are at least one week old (7 days) but less then 30 days old	find . -mtime +30 -a -mtime -7 -print0
display all files in the current folder that have been modified in the last 24 hours whose name has only 1 letter	find . -name \? -mtime -1
display all the files in the current folder that end with ".ksh"	find . -name "*.ksh" -prune
display all files in current folder using regular expression	find -regex "$rx"
display all files in current folder which are bigger than 1 MB	find . -size +1M
display all files in current folder which are bigger than 100KB but are less than 500KB	find . -size +100k -a -size -500k
display all the files in the current folder which are bigger than 100MB and save the output list to the file /root/big.txt	find \( -size +100M -fprintf /root/big.txt %-10s %p\n \)
display all the files in current folder which are bigger than 10KB	find . -size +10k
display all the files in the current folder which have are bigger than 1KB	find . -size +1024 -print
display all the files in the current folder which are in the path "./sr*sc"	find . -path './sr*sc'
display all the files in the current folder which are in the path ending with the folder f	find . -path '*f'
display all files in the current folder which are not empty	find . ! -size 0k
display all the files in the current folder which are present in the path "./sr*sc"	find . -path './sr*sc'
display all the files in the current folder which are present in the path "./src/emacs"	find . -path './src/emacs' -prune -o -print
display all the files in current folder which have been accessed in the last 15 days	find . -atime -15
display all the files in the current folder which have been accessed in the last 60 minutes	find . -amin -60
display all the files in current folder which have been changed in the last 2-6 days	find . -cmin +2 -cmin -6
display all the files in current folder which have been changed in the last 24 hours	find . -ctime -1 -print
display all the files in the current folder which have been modified after the files "/bin/sh"	find . -newer /bin/sh
display all the files in the current folder which have been modified between two dates	find . -newermt “Sep 1 2006” -and \! -newermt “Sep 10 2006”
display all the files in the current folder which have been modified in the last 14*24 hours	find . -mtime -14 -print
display all the files in the current folder which have been modified in the last 2 days	find . -mtime -2
display all the files in the current folder which have been modified in the last 24 hours	find . -mtime -1
display all the files in the current folder which have been modified in the last 24 hours	find . -mtime -1 -print
display all the files in the current folder which have been modified in the last 24 hours excluding all directories	find . \( -type d ! -name . -prune \) -o \( -mtime -1 -print \)
display all the files in the current folder which have been modified in the last 5*24 hours	find . -mtime -5
display all files in current folder which have been modified in the last 60 minutes	find -mmin 60
display all the files in the current folder which have colon in their name	find . -name ":"
display all the files in the current folder which end with ".bash"	find . -name "*.bash"
display all files in the current folder which end with extension "myfile" followed by two digits	find . -regex '.*myfile[0-9][0-9]?'
display all files in the current folder which end with extension "myfile" followed by one digit or two digits	find . -\( -name "myfile[0-9][0-9]" -o -name "myfile[0-9]" \)
display all files in the current folder which end with extension "myfile" followed by one digit or two digits	find . -regextype sed -regex '.*myfile[0-9]\{1,2\}'
display all the files in the current folder which hare in the sub directory trees of the folders which begin with the word "kt" followed by a digit	find . -path './kt[0-9] '
display all the files in current folder which have not been modified in the last 7 days	find . -mtime +7
display all the files in the current folder which have not been modified in the last 7 days and which are not in the list "file.lst"	find -mtime +7 -print \| grep -Fxvf file.lst
display all the files in the current folder which do not belong to any group	find . -nogroup
display all the files in the current folder which do not belong to any user	find . -nouser
display all files in the current folder which do not belong to the user john	find . ! -user john
display all the files in the current folder which have the permissions 777 and which have been modified in the last 24 hours.	find . -perm 777 -mtime 0 -print
display all the files in the current folder which have the permissions 777 and which have been modified in the last 24 hours.	find . -perm 777 -a -mtime 0 -a -print
display all the files in current folder which start with "file2015-0"	find . -name "file2015-0*"
display all the files in the current folder which start with either "fileA_" or "fileB_"	find . -name 'fileA_' -o -name 'fileB_'
display all files in the current folder which start with met	find -name met*
display all the files in the current folder which have the word "bills" in their name	find . -name 'bills' -print
display all the files in current folder which have write permission to all the users	find . -perm /222
display all files in the current folder with the name test excluding those that are present folder test	find . -name test -prune -o -print
display all files in the current folder with the name test excluding those that are present in the sub folders of the test folder	find . -name test -prune
display all files in current folder with NULL separating each file	find . -print0
display all files in the directory "dir" which have been accessed in the last 60 minutes	find /dir -amin -60
display all files in the directory "dir" which have been changed in the last 60 minutes	find /dir -cmin -60
display all the files in the directory modules	find . -name modules
display all files in the entire file system	find /
display all the files in the entire file system	find / -name "*" — print
display all the files in the entire file system	find / -type f -exec echo {} \;
display all the files in the entire file system which are bigger than 10MB	find / -size +10000k
display all the files in the entire file system which begin with "apache-tomcat"	find / -name "apache-tomcat*"
display all the files in the entire file system which have set uid bit set.	find / -perm -u+s -print
display all the files in the file system excluding all the ".c" files	find / \! -name "*.c" -print
display all files in the file system which are bigger than 50MB and having size "filename" in them	find / -size +50M -iname "filename"
display all the files in the file system which are changed a minute ago	find / -newerct '1 minute ago' -print
display all the files in the file system which are present in nfs system	find / -fstype nfs -print
display all the files in the file system which are smaller than 20 bytes	find / -size 20
display all the files in the file system which have been modified in the last 10 minutes	find / -mmin -10
display all the files in the file system which belong to no group	find / -nogroup staff -print
display all the files in the file system which belong to no user	find / -nouser -print
display all the files in the file system which belong to the user "user1"	find / -user user1
display all the files in the file system which belong to the user "wnj" and which are modified after the file "ttt"	find / -newer ttt -user wnj -print
display all the files in the file system which do not belong to the user "wnj" and which are modified before the file "ttt"	find / \! \( -newer ttt -user wnj \) -print
display all the files in the folder "$ORIG_DIR"	find "$ORIG_DIR"
display all the files in the folder "/Users/Me/Desktop" which belong to the user "popo" and which have the permission 777	find /Users/Me/Desktop -user popo -perm 777
display all the files in the folder "/home/mywebsite" which have been changed in the last 7*24 horus	find /home/mywebsite -type f -ctime -7

display all the files in the current directory excluding those that are in the 'secret' directory

find . -name 'secret' -prune -o -print

display all files in the current directory excluding those that are present in the directories whose name starts with "efence" and do not search in the sub directories

find * -maxdepth 0 -name "efence*" -prune -o -print

Display all files in the current directory tree that match "*foo"

tree -P "*foo"

display all files in the current folder after pruning those in the current folder ( dot is the output of this command )

find . -prune -print

display all the files in the current folder along with the change time and display file names of the last 10 changed files

find . -type f -printf "%C@ %p\n" | sort -rn | head -n 10

display all files in the current folder along with their last access timestamps

find . -printf "%h/%f : dernier accès le %Ac\n"

display all files in the current folder along with their last accessed timestamps

find . -printf "%h/%f : dernier accès le %AA %Ad %AB %AY à %AH:%AM:%AS\n"

display all the files in the current folder along with the modification time and display file names of the last 10 modified files

find . -type f -printf '%T@ %p\n' | sort -n | tail -10 | cut -f2- -d" "

display all files in the current folder and do not search in the sub directories

find . -maxdepth 0

display all the files in the current folder and do not search in sub directories and move them to the directory /directory1/directory2.

find . -maxdepth 1 -type f | xargs -I ‘{}’ sudo mv {} /directory1/directory2

display all the files in the current folder and traverse from the sub directories

find . -type d -depth

display all files in current folder ending with "~" or "#" using regular expression

find -regex "^.*~$\|^.*#$"

display all the files in the current folder except those whose name is "PERSONAL"

find . -name PERSONAL -prune -o -print

display all files in current folder excluding current folder (.)

find . \! -name '.'

display all the files in the current folder excluding the current folder and do not search in the sub directories

find . -maxdepth 1 -type d $ ! -name . $

display all the files in the current folder excluding the directory aa

find . -type d ! -name aa

display all the files in the current folder excluding the files with the name mmm

find . -name mmm -prune -o -print

display all the files in the current folder excluding the perl files

find . -not -name "*.pl"

display all the files in the current folder excluding search in the paths containing the folder having the word "mmm"

find . ! -path *mmm*

display all files in current folder excluding text files

find . ! -name "*.txt"

display all the files in the current folder excluding those ending with ".disabled" in sorted order

find /target/ | grep -v '\.disabled$' | sort

display all the files in the current folder excluding those that are present in the folder "secret"

find . $ -name 'secret' -a -prune $ -o -print

display all the files in the current folder excluding those that are present in the path "./etc"

find . ! -wholename "./etc*"

display all files in current folder excluding those that have the word "git" in their name and display files that have git in their path names

find . ! -name '*git*' | grep git

display all the files in the current folder excluding those which are in the path of ".git"

find . ! -path "*.git*" -type f -print

display all the files in the current folder excluding those which are present in "./src/emacs" folder

find . -path './src/emacs' -prune -o -print

display all the files in the current folder expect perl shell and python fiels

find . -not -name "*.pl" -not -name "*.sh" -not -name "*.py"

display all the files in the current folder for the files which have been accessed in the last 24 hours

find . -type f -atime -1

display all the files in the current folder in a single line separated by null command

sudo find . -print0

display all the files in the current folder that are at least one week old (7 days) but less then 30 days old

find . -mtime +30 -a -mtime -7 -print0

display all files in the current folder that have been modified in the last 24 hours whose name has only 1 letter

find . -name \? -mtime -1

display all the files in the current folder that end with ".ksh"

find . -name "*.ksh" -prune

display all files in current folder using regular expression

find -regex "$rx"

display all files in current folder which are bigger than 1 MB

find . -size +1M

display all files in current folder which are bigger than 100KB but are less than 500KB

find . -size +100k -a -size -500k

display all the files in the current folder which are bigger than 100MB and save the output list to the file /root/big.txt

find $ -size +100M -fprintf /root/big.txt %-10s %p\n $

display all the files in current folder which are bigger than 10KB

find . -size +10k

display all the files in the current folder which have are bigger than 1KB

find . -size +1024 -print

display all the files in the current folder which are in the path "./sr*sc"

find . -path './sr*sc'

display all the files in the current folder which are in the path ending with the folder f

find . -path '*f'

display all files in the current folder which are not empty

find . ! -size 0k

display all the files in the current folder which are present in the path "./sr*sc"

find . -path './sr*sc'

display all the files in the current folder which are present in the path "./src/emacs"

find . -path './src/emacs' -prune -o -print

display all the files in current folder which have been accessed in the last 15 days

find . -atime -15

display all the files in the current folder which have been accessed in the last 60 minutes

find . -amin -60

display all the files in current folder which have been changed in the last 2-6 days

find . -cmin +2 -cmin -6

display all the files in current folder which have been changed in the last 24 hours

find . -ctime -1 -print

display all the files in the current folder which have been modified after the files "/bin/sh"

find . -newer /bin/sh

display all the files in the current folder which have been modified between two dates

find . -newermt “Sep 1 2006” -and \! -newermt “Sep 10 2006”

display all the files in the current folder which have been modified in the last 14*24 hours

find . -mtime -14 -print

display all the files in the current folder which have been modified in the last 2 days

find . -mtime -2

display all the files in the current folder which have been modified in the last 24 hours

find . -mtime -1

display all the files in the current folder which have been modified in the last 24 hours

find . -mtime -1 -print

display all the files in the current folder which have been modified in the last 24 hours excluding all directories

find . $ -type d ! -name . -prune $ -o $ -mtime -1 -print $

display all the files in the current folder which have been modified in the last 5*24 hours

find . -mtime -5

display all files in current folder which have been modified in the last 60 minutes

find -mmin 60

display all the files in the current folder which have colon in their name

find . -name "*:*"

display all the files in the current folder which end with ".bash"

find . -name "*.bash"

display all files in the current folder which end with extension "myfile" followed by two digits

find . -regex '.*myfile[0-9][0-9]?'

display all files in the current folder which end with extension "myfile" followed by one digit or two digits

find . -$ -name "myfile[0-9][0-9]" -o -name "myfile[0-9]" $

display all files in the current folder which end with extension "myfile" followed by one digit or two digits

find . -regextype sed -regex '.*myfile[0-9]\{1,2\}'

display all the files in the current folder which hare in the sub directory trees of the folders which begin with the word "kt" followed by a digit

find . -path './kt[0-9] '

display all the files in current folder which have not been modified in the last 7 days

find . -mtime +7

display all the files in the current folder which have not been modified in the last 7 days and which are not in the list "file.lst"

find -mtime +7 -print | grep -Fxvf file.lst

display all the files in the current folder which do not belong to any group

find . -nogroup

display all the files in the current folder which do not belong to any user

find . -nouser

display all files in the current folder which do not belong to the user john

find . ! -user john

display all the files in the current folder which have the permissions 777 and which have been modified in the last 24 hours.

find . -perm 777 -mtime 0 -print

display all the files in the current folder which have the permissions 777 and which have been modified in the last 24 hours.

find . -perm 777 -a -mtime 0 -a -print

display all the files in current folder which start with "file2015-0"

find . -name "file2015-0*"

display all the files in the current folder which start with either "fileA_" or "fileB_"

find . -name 'fileA_*' -o -name 'fileB_*'

display all files in the current folder which start with met

find -name met*

display all the files in the current folder which have the word "bills" in their name

find . -name '*bills*' -print

display all the files in current folder which have write permission to all the users

find . -perm /222

display all files in the current folder with the name test excluding those that are present folder test

find . -name test -prune -o -print

display all files in the current folder with the name test excluding those that are present in the sub folders of the test folder

find . -name test -prune

display all files in current folder with NULL separating each file

find . -print0

display all files in the directory "dir" which have been accessed in the last 60 minutes

find /dir -amin -60

display all files in the directory "dir" which have been changed in the last 60 minutes

find /dir -cmin -60

display all the files in the directory modules

find . -name modules

display all files in the entire file system

find /

display all the files in the entire file system

find / -name "*" — print

display all the files in the entire file system

find / -type f -exec echo {} \;

display all the files in the entire file system which are bigger than 10MB

find / -size +10000k

display all the files in the entire file system which begin with "apache-tomcat"

find / -name "apache-tomcat*"

display all the files in the entire file system which have set uid bit set.

find / -perm -u+s -print

display all the files in the file system excluding all the ".c" files

find / \! -name "*.c" -print

display all files in the file system which are bigger than 50MB and having size "filename" in them

find / -size +50M -iname "filename"

display all the files in the file system which are changed a minute ago

find / -newerct '1 minute ago' -print

display all the files in the file system which are present in nfs system

find / -fstype nfs -print

display all the files in the file system which are smaller than 20 bytes

find / -size 20

display all the files in the file system which have been modified in the last 10 minutes

find / -mmin -10

display all the files in the file system which belong to no group

find / -nogroup staff -print

display all the files in the file system which belong to no user

find / -nouser -print

display all the files in the file system which belong to the user "user1"

find / -user user1

display all the files in the file system which belong to the user "wnj" and which are modified after the file "ttt"

find / -newer ttt -user wnj -print

display all the files in the file system which do not belong to the user "wnj" and which are modified before the file "ttt"

find / \! $ -newer ttt -user wnj $ -print

display all the files in the folder "$ORIG_DIR"

find "$ORIG_DIR"

display all the files in the folder "/Users/Me/Desktop" which belong to the user "popo" and which have the permission 777

find /Users/Me/Desktop -user popo -perm 777

display all the files in the folder "/home/mywebsite" which have been changed in the last 7*24 horus

find /home/mywebsite -type f -ctime -7