GWHed/nl2bash · Datasets at Hugging Face

nl stringlengths 13 387	bash stringlengths 1 532
find all the files in the home folder which are less than 300Bytes	find ~ -size -300b
find all the files in the home folder which are less than 42 Bytes	find / -size 42
find all files in the home folder which are modified in the last 2 days.	find ~ -type f -mtime -2
find all the files in the home folder which have been modified after a file	find $HOME -newer ~joeuser/lastbatch.txt
find all files in home folder which have been modified after a timestamp	find ~ -newer /tmp/timestamp
find all files in the home folder which have been modified between 72 and 96 hours before	find ~ -mtime 2 -mtime -4 -daystart
find all the files in the home folder which have been modified in 1 year or more ( which are not modified in the last 1 year ).	find $HOME -mtime +365
find all the files in home folder which have been modified in the last 24 hours	find $HOME -mtime -1
find all the files in the home folder which have been modified in the last 24 hours	find $HOME -mtime -1
find all the files in the home folder which have been modified in the last 30 minutes	find $HOME -mmin -30
find all the files in the home folder which have been modified in the last 7 days	find $HOME -mtime -7
find all the files in the home folder which have been modified today	find ~ -type f -mtime 0
find all the files in the home folder which have not been modified in the last 1 year.	find $HOME -mtime +365
Find all files in the level 6 subdirecotries of /usr/src and below, ignoring CVS files	find /usr/src -name CVS -prune -o -mindepth +6 -print
Find all files in maximum 1 level down the current directory that were modified less than 1 day ago	find -maxdepth 1 -type f -mtime -1
Find all files in maximum 1 level down the current directory that were modified less than 1 day ago from today	find -maxdepth 1 -type f -daystart -mtime -1
find all the files in the present directory which have the group staff and check if is a symbolic link and display it.	find `pwd` -group staff -exec find {} -type l -print ;
Filnd all files in root directory with 777 permission and change permision 644 with chmod commad .	find / -type f -perm 777 -print -exec chmod 644 {} \;
find all the files in the root folder which have been modified in the last 24 hours and print them	find / -mtime -1 -print
Find all files in ~/clang+llvm-3.3/bin/ and print 'basename /file/path' for each file	find ~/clang+llvm-3.3/bin/ -type f -exec echo basename {} \;
Find all files larger than 100M and delete them	find / -size +100M -exec rm -rf {} \;
Find all files larger than 20000k	find / -type f -size +20000k
Find all files matching "abc*" in the current directory and append a column with "OK"	find . -name 'abc*' -exec echo {}' OK' \; \| column -t
Find all files matching the pattern "${pattern}" in their name and execute ${my_command} for each of them with the file path as argument	find ${directory} -name "${pattern}" -print0 \| xargs -0 ${my_command}
Find all files matching pattern '.#*' in the current directory tree	find -iname '.#*'
Find all files matching shell pattern "foo/bar" in the foo directory tree	find foo -path foo/bar -print
Find all files you have modified in the last two days	find ~ -type f -mtime -2
Find all files modified on the 7th of June, 2007, starting from the current directory	find . -type f -newermt 2007-06-07 ! -newermt 2007-06-08
finds all files modified within a certain time frame recursively	find . -type f -newermt "2013-06-01" \! -newermt "2013-06-20"
Find all files more than 700 megabytes	find / -size +700M
Find all files named "MyCProgam.c" (ignoring the case) and calculate each file's md5sum.	find -iname "MyCProgram.c" -exec md5sum {} \;
Find all files named "file.ext" in the current directory tree and print the path names of the directories they are in	find . -name "file.ext" -execdir pwd ';'
Find all files named "file.ext" in the current directory tree and print the path names of the directories they are in	find `pwd` -name "file.ext" -exec echo $(dirname {}) \;
Find all files named "file.ext" in the current directory tree and print the path names of the directories they are in	find `pwd` -name file.ext \|xargs -l1 dirname
Find all files named "file.ext" within the current folder and print the path where each one is located	find `pwd` -name "file.ext" -exec dirname {} \;
Find all files named "file.ext" within the current folder and print the path where each one is located	find `pwd` -name "file.ext" -exec echo $(dirname {}) \;
Find all files named "filename"	find -name "filename"
Find all files named "filename" in the current directory tree, not descending into "FOLDER1" directories	find . '(' -name FOLDER1 -prune -o -name filename ')' -print
Find all files named "filename" in the current directory tree, not descending into "FOLDER1" directories	find . -name FOLDER1 -prune -o -name filename
Find all files named "foo_bar" in the current directory recursively	find -name foo_bar
Find all files named "something" in the current folder and below and run them through the ls -l command in a one batch.	find . -name something \| xargs -0 ls
Find all files named 'Makefile' in the /usr/ports directory tree and count the number of lines in them beginning with USE_RC_SUBR	find /usr/ports/ -name Makefile -exec grep ^USE_RC_SUBR '{}' '+' \| wc -l
Find all files named 'Makefile' in the /usr/ports directory tree and count the number of lines in them matching regular expression '^MASTER_SITE.*CPAN'	find /usr/ports/ -name Makefile -exec grep '^MASTER_SITE.*CPAN' '{}' '+' \| wc -l
Find all files named 'Makefile' in the /usr/ports directory tree and count the number of lines in them matching regular expression '^MASTER_SITE_SUBDIR.\.\./.authors'	find /usr/ports/ -name Makefile -exec grep '^MASTER_SITE_SUBDIR.\.\./.authors' '{}' '+' \| wc -l
Find all files named 'file' in 1 level down the current directory whose status were changed more than 1 day ago	find . -maxdepth 1 -ctime +1 -name file
Find all files named 'file' in 1 level down the current directory whose status were changed more than 1 hour ago	find . -maxdepth 1 -cmin +60 -name file
Find all files named `file1' on the system	find / -name file1
Find all files named `file1' starting from /	find / -name file1
Find all files named 'foo' under current directory tree without descending into directories named 'foo'	find . -name foo -type d -prune -o -name foo -print
Find all files named 'foo' under your home directory and list them with confirmation prompt	find ~ -type f -name 'foo*' -ok ls -l '{}' ';'
find all files named `linux' on the system	find / -name linux
Find all files named 'new' under current directory tree and display their contents	find . -name new -print -exec cat {} +
Find all files named 'new' under current directory tree and display their contents	find . -name new -print -exec cat {} \;
Find all files named 'test' in the current directory tree, not descending into "test" directories	find . -name test -prune
Find all files named 'text.txt' under current directory tree and display their contents	find . -name 'text.txt' -print -exec cat {} \;
Find all files newer than httpd.conf under and below the current directory	find . -newer httpd.conf
find all files not ending in ".html"	find . -type f -not -name "*.html"
Find all files of the user with UID=1000	find -uid 1000
Find all files of the user with UID=1000	find -user 1000
find all the files older than 30 days	find /tmp -mtime +30 -print
Find all files on the system that are larger than 600 MB	find / -size +600M -print
Find all files on the system that are world writeable	find / -perm -0002
Find all the files on the system that have been accessed within the last hour	find / -amin -60
Find all the files on the system that have been changed within the last hour	find / -cmin -60
Find all files on the system that have been modified in the last 10 minutes	find / -mmin -10
Find all the files on the system that have been modified within the last hour	find / -mmin -60
Find all files on the system whose names are 'autoload.php'	find / -name autoload.php
Find all files on the system whose names are 'composer.json'	find / -name composer.json
Find all files on the system whose names are 'drush'	find / -name drush
Find all files owned by group `group2'	find / -group group2
Find all files owned by group `root' in the current directory tree and change their user to `temp'	find . -group root -print \| xargs chown temp
Find all files owned by user `comp'	find / -user comp
Find all files owned by the user daniel in the current directory and below.	find . -user daniel
Find all files owned by user vivek	find / -user vivek
Find all file paths under current directory, perform a reverse numerical sort and show first 10 file paths with their status change time	find . -type f -printf "%C@ %p\n" \| sort -rn \| head -n 10
Find all file paths under current directory, perform a reverse sort and show first 10 file paths with their status change time	find . -type f -printf "%C@ %p\n" \| sort -r \| head -n 10
find all files read less than 1 minute ago	find . -amin -1
Find all the files recursively in directories or files taken from the glob pattern /tmp/test/* that have been modified today	find /tmp/test/* -mtime -0
Find all files recursively starting from / that have been modified in the past 30 minutes and list them	find / -mmin -30 -ls
Find all files recursively which end in ".php"	find . -name "*.php" -print
Find all files residing in /home/dm/Video or below that were changed less than 7 days ago	find /home/dm/Video -mtime -7
Find all files residing in /home/dm/Video or below that were last changed at least 10 days ago	find /home/dm/Video -mtime +10
Find all files, starting from / but ignoring removable media, whose names end with ".rpm"	find / -xdev -name "*.rpm"
Find all files starting from / that belong to user1	find / -user user1
Find all files starting from / whose names end with ".rpm" and change their permissions to 755	find / -name *.rpm -exec chmod 755 '{}' \;
Find all files starting from the current directory that contain '.java' in their pathnames	find . -print \| grep '\.java'
Find all files starting from the current directory which are exactly 100MB in size	find . -size 100M
Find all files starting from the current directory which are larger than 100MB	find . -size +100M
Find all files starting from the current directory which are smaller than 100MB	find . -size -100M
find all files starting with capital letter in the current folder	find . — name "[A‑Z]*" — print
find all the fles that have .ssh in the end and redirect the output to ssh-stuff	find / -name .ssh* -print \| tee -a ssh-stuff
Find all files that have additional permissions	find / -perm -644
Find all files that are exactly 50 bytes	find / -size 50c
find all the files that are modified exactly one day ago	find -daystart -mtime 1
Find all files that are modified in last 3 days	find . -type f -mtime -3
find all the files that are modified in the last 7 days	find -daystart -mtime -7
find all the files that are not modified in the last 7 days	find -daystart -mtime +7
Find all the files that are not named "MyCProgram.c" in the current directory only and without regards to case.	find -maxdepth 1 -not -iname "MyCProgram.c"
find all files that are readable and writable by their owner	find . -perm -600 -print
find all files that are readable or writable by their owner	find . -perm +600 -print

find all the files in the home folder which are less than 300Bytes

find ~ -size -300b

find all the files in the home folder which are less than 42 Bytes

find / -size 42

find all files in the home folder which are modified in the last 2 days.

find ~ -type f -mtime -2

find all the files in the home folder which have been modified after a file

find $HOME -newer ~joeuser/lastbatch.txt

find all files in home folder which have been modified after a timestamp

find ~ -newer /tmp/timestamp

find all files in the home folder which have been modified between 72 and 96 hours before

find ~ -mtime 2 -mtime -4 -daystart

find all the files in the home folder which have been modified in 1 year or more ( which are not modified in the last 1 year ).

find $HOME -mtime +365

find all the files in home folder which have been modified in the last 24 hours

find $HOME -mtime -1

find all the files in the home folder which have been modified in the last 24 hours

find $HOME -mtime -1

find all the files in the home folder which have been modified in the last 30 minutes

find $HOME -mmin -30

find all the files in the home folder which have been modified in the last 7 days

find $HOME -mtime -7

find all the files in the home folder which have been modified today

find ~ -type f -mtime 0

find all the files in the home folder which have not been modified in the last 1 year.

find $HOME -mtime +365

Find all files in the level 6 subdirecotries of /usr/src and below, ignoring CVS files

find /usr/src -name CVS -prune -o -mindepth +6 -print

Find all files in maximum 1 level down the current directory that were modified less than 1 day ago

find -maxdepth 1 -type f -mtime -1

Find all files in maximum 1 level down the current directory that were modified less than 1 day ago from today

find -maxdepth 1 -type f -daystart -mtime -1

find all the files in the present directory which have the group staff and check if is a symbolic link and display it.

find `pwd` -group staff -exec find {} -type l -print ;

Filnd all files in root directory with 777 permission and change permision 644 with chmod commad .

find / -type f -perm 777 -print -exec chmod 644 {} \;

find all the files in the root folder which have been modified in the last 24 hours and print them

find / -mtime -1 -print

Find all files in ~/clang+llvm-3.3/bin/ and print 'basename /file/path' for each file

find ~/clang+llvm-3.3/bin/ -type f -exec echo basename {} \;

Find all files larger than 100M and delete them

find / -size +100M -exec rm -rf {} \;

Find all files larger than 20000k

find / -type f -size +20000k

Find all files matching "abc*" in the current directory and append a column with "OK"

find . -name 'abc*' -exec echo {}' OK' \; | column -t

Find all files matching the pattern "${pattern}" in their name and execute ${my_command} for each of them with the file path as argument

find ${directory} -name "${pattern}" -print0 | xargs -0 ${my_command}

Find all files matching pattern '.#*' in the current directory tree

find -iname '.#*'

Find all files matching shell pattern "foo/bar" in the foo directory tree

find foo -path foo/bar -print

Find all files you have modified in the last two days

find ~ -type f -mtime -2

Find all files modified on the 7th of June, 2007, starting from the current directory

find . -type f -newermt 2007-06-07 ! -newermt 2007-06-08

finds all files modified within a certain time frame recursively

find . -type f -newermt "2013-06-01" \! -newermt "2013-06-20"

Find all files more than 700 megabytes

find / -size +700M

Find all files named "MyCProgam.c" (ignoring the case) and calculate each file's md5sum.

find -iname "MyCProgram.c" -exec md5sum {} \;

Find all files named "file.ext" in the current directory tree and print the path names of the directories they are in

find . -name "file.ext" -execdir pwd ';'

Find all files named "file.ext" in the current directory tree and print the path names of the directories they are in

find `pwd` -name "file.ext" -exec echo $(dirname {}) \;

Find all files named "file.ext" in the current directory tree and print the path names of the directories they are in

find `pwd` -name file.ext |xargs -l1 dirname

Find all files named "file.ext" within the current folder and print the path where each one is located

find `pwd` -name "file.ext" -exec dirname {} \;

Find all files named "file.ext" within the current folder and print the path where each one is located

find `pwd` -name "file.ext" -exec echo $(dirname {}) \;

Find all files named "filename"

find -name "filename"

Find all files named "filename" in the current directory tree, not descending into "FOLDER1" directories

find . '(' -name FOLDER1 -prune -o -name filename ')' -print

Find all files named "filename" in the current directory tree, not descending into "FOLDER1" directories

find . -name FOLDER1 -prune -o -name filename

Find all files named "foo_bar" in the current directory recursively

find -name foo_bar

Find all files named "something" in the current folder and below and run them through the ls -l command in a one batch.

find . -name something | xargs -0 ls

Find all files named 'Makefile' in the /usr/ports directory tree and count the number of lines in them beginning with USE_RC_SUBR

find /usr/ports/ -name Makefile -exec grep ^USE_RC_SUBR '{}' '+' | wc -l

Find all files named 'Makefile' in the /usr/ports directory tree and count the number of lines in them matching regular expression '^MASTER_SITE.*CPAN'

find /usr/ports/ -name Makefile -exec grep '^MASTER_SITE.*CPAN' '{}' '+' | wc -l

Find all files named 'Makefile' in the /usr/ports directory tree and count the number of lines in them matching regular expression '^MASTER_SITE_SUBDIR.*\.\./.*authors'

find /usr/ports/ -name Makefile -exec grep '^MASTER_SITE_SUBDIR.*\.\./.*authors' '{}' '+' | wc -l

Find all files named 'file' in 1 level down the current directory whose status were changed more than 1 day ago

find . -maxdepth 1 -ctime +1 -name file

Find all files named 'file' in 1 level down the current directory whose status were changed more than 1 hour ago

find . -maxdepth 1 -cmin +60 -name file

Find all files named `file1' on the system

find / -name file1

Find all files named `file1' starting from /

find / -name file1

Find all files named 'foo' under current directory tree without descending into directories named 'foo'

find . -name foo -type d -prune -o -name foo -print

Find all files named 'foo' under your home directory and list them with confirmation prompt

find ~ -type f -name 'foo*' -ok ls -l '{}' ';'

find all files named `linux' on the system

find / -name linux

Find all files named 'new' under current directory tree and display their contents

find . -name new -print -exec cat {} +

Find all files named 'new' under current directory tree and display their contents

find . -name new -print -exec cat {} \;

Find all files named 'test' in the current directory tree, not descending into "test" directories

find . -name test -prune

Find all files named 'text.txt' under current directory tree and display their contents

find . -name 'text.txt' -print -exec cat {} \;

Find all files newer than httpd.conf under and below the current directory

find . -newer httpd.conf

find all files not ending in ".html"

find . -type f -not -name "*.html"

Find all files of the user with UID=1000

find -uid 1000

Find all files of the user with UID=1000

find -user 1000

find all the files older than 30 days

find /tmp -mtime +30 -print

Find all files on the system that are larger than 600 MB

find / -size +600M -print

Find all files on the system that are world writeable

find / -perm -0002

Find all the files on the system that have been accessed within the last hour

find / -amin -60

Find all the files on the system that have been changed within the last hour

find / -cmin -60

Find all files on the system that have been modified in the last 10 minutes

find / -mmin -10

Find all the files on the system that have been modified within the last hour

find / -mmin -60

Find all files on the system whose names are 'autoload.php'

find / -name autoload.php

Find all files on the system whose names are 'composer.json'

find / -name composer.json

Find all files on the system whose names are 'drush'

find / -name drush

Find all files owned by group `group2'

find / -group group2

Find all files owned by group `root' in the current directory tree and change their user to `temp'

find . -group root -print | xargs chown temp

Find all files owned by user `comp'

find / -user comp

Find all files owned by the user daniel in the current directory and below.

find . -user daniel

Find all files owned by user vivek

find / -user vivek

Find all file paths under current directory, perform a reverse numerical sort and show first 10 file paths with their status change time

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

Find all file paths under current directory, perform a reverse sort and show first 10 file paths with their status change time

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

find all files read less than 1 minute ago

find . -amin -1

Find all the files recursively in directories or files taken from the glob pattern /tmp/test/* that have been modified today

find /tmp/test/* -mtime -0

Find all files recursively starting from / that have been modified in the past 30 minutes and list them

find / -mmin -30 -ls

Find all files recursively which end in ".php"

find . -name "*.php" -print

Find all files residing in /home/dm/Video or below that were changed less than 7 days ago

find /home/dm/Video -mtime -7

Find all files residing in /home/dm/Video or below that were last changed at least 10 days ago

find /home/dm/Video -mtime +10

Find all files, starting from / but ignoring removable media, whose names end with ".rpm"

find / -xdev -name "*.rpm"

Find all files starting from / that belong to user1

find / -user user1

Find all files starting from / whose names end with ".rpm" and change their permissions to 755

find / -name *.rpm -exec chmod 755 '{}' \;

Find all files starting from the current directory that contain '.java' in their pathnames

find . -print | grep '\.java'

Find all files starting from the current directory which are exactly 100MB in size

find . -size 100M

Find all files starting from the current directory which are larger than 100MB

find . -size +100M

Find all files starting from the current directory which are smaller than 100MB

find . -size -100M

find all files starting with capital letter in the current folder

find . — name "[A‑Z]*" — print

find all the fles that have .ssh in the end and redirect the output to ssh-stuff

find / -name .ssh* -print | tee -a ssh-stuff

Find all files that have additional permissions

find / -perm -644

Find all files that are exactly 50 bytes

find / -size 50c

find all the files that are modified exactly one day ago

find -daystart -mtime 1

Find all files that are modified in last 3 days

find . -type f -mtime -3

find all the files that are modified in the last 7 days

find -daystart -mtime -7

find all the files that are not modified in the last 7 days

find -daystart -mtime +7

Find all the files that are not named "MyCProgram.c" in the current directory only and without regards to case.