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Search /public/html/cosi for files whose name is "wiki.phtml"	find /public/html/cosi -name "wiki.phtml"
Search the /root directory recursively for files named "FindCommandExamples.txt"	find /root -name FindCommandExamples.txt
Search the /root directory recursively for the regular file named "myfile"	find /root/ -name myfile -type f
Search the /root directory recursively for the regular file named "myfile" ignoring "work" directories	find /root/ -name 'work' -prune -o -name myfile -type f -print
Search the /root directory recursively for the regular file named "myfile" ignoring /root/work/	find /root/ -path '/root/work' -prune -o -name myfile -type f -print
Search /root/directory/to/search recursively for the files matching pattern 'filename.*'	find /root/directory/to/search -name 'filename.*'
Search /some/directory for files that are owned by the user "joebob"	find /some/directory -user joebob -print
Search the /storage/sdcard0/tencent/MicroMsg/ directory tree for JPG files	find /storage/sdcard0/tencent/MicroMsg/ -type f -iname '*.jpg' -print0
Search the /tmp directory tree for files owned by user `ian'	find /tmp -user ian
Search the /tmp tree for files between 10kb and 20kb	find /tmp -size +10k -size -20k
Search the /tmp/ directory recursively for files matching regular expression ".*file[0-9]+$"	find /tmp -regex ".*file[0-9]+$"
Search the /tmp/ directory recursively for regular files	find /tmp -type f
Search the /usr/ directory tree for files newer than file /tmp/stamp	find /usr -newer /tmp/stamp
Search the /usr/bin directory tree for regular files accessed more than 100 days ago	find /usr/bin -type f -atime +100
Search the /usr/bin directory tree for regular files modified or created less than 10 days ago	find /usr/bin -type f -mtime -10
Search /usr/bin for regular files that were last accessed more than 100 days ago	find /usr/bin -type f -atime +100
Search /usr/local for subdirectories whose names end with a number 0-9	find /usr/local -maxdepth 1 -type d -name '*[0-9]'
Search the /usr/local/doc directory tree for .texi files	find /usr/local/doc -name '*.texi'
Search /usr/src for filenames not ending in "*,v"	find /usr/src ! \( -name ',v' -o -name '.,v' \) '{}' \; -print
Search /var for files matching regular expression './tmp/.[0-9]*.file'	find /var -regex './tmp/.[0-9]*.file'
Search /var/log for logs larger than 10 megabytes	find /var/log -size +10M -ls
Search the /var/www/ tree for files not owned by user `apache'	find /var/www ! -user apache -print0 \| xargs -0
Search the /var/www/ tree for files owned by root or unknown group and change their group to 'apache'	find /var/www -group root -o -nogroup -print0 \| xargs -0 chown :apache
Search three folders named foo, bar, and baz for all "*.rb" files	find foo bar baz -name "*.rb"
search a url in all regular/normal files in a folder.	find ./ -type f -exec grep https://www.ksknet.net {} \;
search all the ".sh" files in the /usr folder and follow the symbolic links to their original file	find /usr -follow -name '*.sh'
Search all *.c files from the current directory tree for "hogehoge"	find . -name \*.c -exec grep hogehoge {} \;
Search all *.c files from the current directory tree for "hogehoge"	find . -name \*.c -print \| xargs grep hogehoge
Search all *.c files from the current directory tree for "hogehoge"	find . -name \*.c -print0 \| xargs -0 grep hogehoge /dev/null
Search all the *.pl files in the current directory and subdirectories, and print the names of any that don't have a line starting with 'use strict'	find . -name '*.pl' \| xargs grep -L '^use strict'
Search all *.txt files under ~/documents for the word "DOGS"	find ~/documents -type f -name '*.txt' -exec grep -s DOGS {} \; -print
Search all the .c and .h files in the current directory tree for "expr"	find -name '*.[ch]' \| xargs grep -E 'expr'
Search all .c files from the current directory tree for "keyword", ignoring the case	find . -name "*.c" -exec grep -i "keyword" {} ";"
Search all .py files in the current directory tree for "some_function"	find . -name \*.py \| xargs grep some_function
search all block spacial files called backup from /usr directory downwards and print them .	find /usr -type b -name backup -print
Search all directories starting from the root directory for "filename"	find / -iname "filename"
Search all files and directories either of the directory /home/oracle and /home/databse which contain the "zip" anywhere in the files or directory name .	find /home/oracle /home/database -name 'zip'
Search all files called "abc" that reside in the current directory tree for string "xyz"	find . -name "abc" -exec grep "xyz" {} \;
Search all files called "abc" that reside in the current directory tree for string "xyz"	find . -name abc \| xargs grep xyz
Search all files from the /tmp directory tree for the string "search string"	find /tmp -type f -exec grep 'search string' '{}' /dev/null \+
Search all files in the current directory tree, except .html and .svn*, for "SearchString"	find . ! -name '.html' ! -name '.svn*' -exec grep 'SearchString' {} /dev/null \;
Search all files in the current directory tree, except GIT files, for "string-to-search"	find . -name .git -prune -o -print \| xargs grep "string-to-search"
Search all files in the current directory tree for "SearchString", ignoring .html files and skipping .svn directories	find . \( -name '.svn' -prune -o ! -name '*.html' \) \| xargs -d '\n' grep -Hd skip 'SearchString'
Search all files in the current directory tree that are named "whatever" for "you_search_for_it"	find -name whatever -exec grep --with-filename you_search_for_it {} \;
Search all files in the current directory tree whose names end in "1" for string "1"	find . -name "*1" -exec grep "1" {} +
Search all files in the current directory tree whose names end in "1" for string "1"	find . -name "*1" -exec grep "1" {} \;
Search all files in the current directory tree whose names end in "1" for string "1"	find . -name "*1" -print0 \|xargs -0 grep "1"
search all the files in the current folder and assign them to a variable	files=`find .`
search all the files in the current folder excluding those that are present in the folder test and using regex	find . -name test -prune -regex "./my.p.$"
search all the files in the current folder using name patterns	find . -name 'a(b*' -print
search all the files in the current folder using regex	find . -regex "./my.p.$"
search all the files in the current folder using regex excluding those that are present in the folder test	find . -name test -prune -o -regex "./my.p.$"
search all the files in the folder "myfiles" which have the word "blue" in their name	find /myfiles -name 'blue'
search all jpg files in current folder	find . -type f -name "*.jpg"
search all the lines that start with the word malloc in the files ending with .c or .h or .ch	grep ^malloc `find src/ -name '*.[ch]'`
search all mp3 files in the folder "/home/you" which have been modified yesterday (from the start of day 00:00 to 23:59)	find /home/you -iname "*.mp3" -daystart -type f -mtime 1
Search all of /usr for any directory named 'My Files', for each directory found, copy it to /iscsi preserving full paths and attributes.	find /usr -type d -name My\ Files -exec rsync -avR '{}' /iscsi \;
Search all of /usr for any directory named 'My Files', for each directory found, copy it to /iscsi preserving full paths and attributes, then remove it.	find /usr -type d -name 'My Files' -exec rsync -avR '{}' /iscsi \; -exec rm -rf '{}'\;
Search all Python files in the current directory tree for string "import antigravity"	find . -name "*.py" \| xargs grep 'import antigravity'
Search all the regular files from the current directory tree for "search string"	find . -type f -print -exec grep --color=auto --no-messages -nH "search string" "{}" \;
Search all regular files in the current directory tree for "example"	find -type f -print0 \| xargs -r0 grep -F 'example'
Search all the regular files in the current directory tree for "example"	find -type f -print0 \| xargs -r0 grep -F 'example'
Search all regular files in the current directory tree for "string"	find . -type f -exec grep string {} \;
Search all regular files in the current directory tree for "string"	find . -type f \| xargs -d '\n' grep string
search all undo files(ending with .undo) in the current folder and calculate the total size of them	find -name '*.undo' -exec wc -c {} + \| tail -n 1
search all undo files(ending with .undo) in the current folder and calculate the total size of them	find -name '*.undo' -exec wc -c {} + \| tail -n 1 \| cut -d' ' -f 1
Search all variables and their values for "NAME"	env \| grep NAME
Search appended data in "logfile.log" for "something" with a timeout of 3 seconds	tail -f logfile.log \| grep --line-buffered "something" \| read -t 3
Search case insensitively for 'facebook', 'xing', 'linkedin', ''googleplus' in file 'access-log.txt', extract the matched part, sort them and print them by sorting them in asending order of the number of repeated lines	grep -ioh "facebook\\|xing\\|linkedin\\|googleplus" access-log.txt \| sort \| uniq -c \| sort -n
Search case insensitively for 'foo' in all the files with '.java' extension under current directory tree and show only the file names	find . -type f -name "*.java" -exec grep -il 'foo' {} \;
search character special files called ' backup ' from /usr directory downwards and print them .	find /usr -type c -name backup -print
Search core files in current direcory and delete .	find . -name core -exec rm {} \;
Search the CSS files found in the current directory tree for string "foo"	find . -name \*.css -print0 \| xargs -0 grep -nH foo
Search the current directory and two levels below for file `teste.tex'	find ~/ -maxdepth 3 -name teste.tex
Search the current directory and all of its sub-directory for any PDF files.	find . -name "*.pdf" -print
Search the current directory and all of its sub-directories for the file 'file1'.	find . -name file1 -print
Search the current directory and all subdirectories for files that have 777 permissions and the permissions to 755	find . -type f -perm 777 -exec chmod 755 {} \;
Search the current directory and directories below for .sql files	find . -name \*.sql
Search the current directory and its sub-directories for any file that has "bsd" somewhere in its name.	find . -name "bsd" -print
Search the current directory for all files with no 'read' privilege for 'others'	find . -maxdepth 1 ! -perm -o=r
Search the current directory for all regular files executable by 'user', 'group', and 'others'	find . -maxdepth 1 -type f -perm -ugo=x
Search the current directory for files whose names start with my	find . -name 'my*'
Search the current directory for files whose names start with "messages." ignoring SVN files	find \( -name 'messages.' ! -path "/.svn/*" \) -exec grep -Iw uint {} +
Search the current directory for files whose names start with "messages." ignoring SVN, GIT, and .anythingElseIwannaIgnore files	find -name 'messages.*' -exec grep -Iw uint {} + \| grep -Ev '.svn\|.git\|.anythingElseIwannaIgnore'
Search the current directory for files whose names start with "messages." ignoring SVN, GIT, and .anythingElseIwannaIgnore files	find . -type f -print0 \| xargs -0 egrep messages. \| grep -Ev '.svn\|.git\|.anythingElseIwannaIgnore'
Search the current directory for HTML files whose names begin with "a"	find . -maxdepth 1 -name a\*.html
Search the current directory for PHP files	find . -type f -name "*.php"
Search the current directory for regular files whose names start with my	find . -name 'my*' -type f
Search the current directory recursively for *.txt files with lines that match regular expression "^string"	find . -name "*.txt" -exec egrep -l '^string' {} \;
Search the current directory recursively for .m4a files	find . -type f -iname *.m4a -print
Search the current directory recursively for .sh files whose names begin with "new"	find . -name "new*.sh"
Search the current directory recursively for files containing "string"	find . -type f -exec grep -l 'string' {} \;
Search the current directory recursively for files last modified within the past 24 hours	find . -mtime 0
Search the current directory recursively for files last modified within the past 24 hours ignoring .swp files and "en" and "es" directories	find . \( -name en -o -name es \) -prune , -mtime 0 ! -name "*.swp"
Search the current directory recursively for files last modified within the past 24 hours ignoring .swp files and paths ./es* and ./en*	find "$(pwd -P)" -mtime 0 -not \( -name '.swp' -o -regex './es.' -o -regex './en.*' \)
Search the current directory recursively for files last modified within the past 24 hours ignoring .swp files and paths ./es* and ./en*	find -mtime 0 -not \( -name '.swp' -o -path './es' -o -path './en*' \)
Search the current directory recursively for files last modified within the past 24 hours ignoring .swp files and paths ./es* and ./en*	find . -mtime 0 -not \( -name '.swp' -o -regex '\./es.' -o -regex '\./en.*' \)
Search the current directory recursively for files last modified within the past 24 hours ignoring .swp files and paths ./es* and ./en*	find . -mtime 0 \| grep -v '^\./en' \| grep -v '^\./es' \| grep -v .swp
Search the current directory recursively for files last modified within the past 24 hours ignoring paths ./es* and ./en*	find . -mtime 0 \| grep -v '^\./en' \| grep -v '^\./es'
Search the current directory recursively for files whose size is between 10 and 50 MB	find . -size +10M -size -50M -print

Search /public/html/cosi for files whose name is "wiki.phtml"

find /public/html/cosi -name "wiki.phtml"

Search the /root directory recursively for files named "FindCommandExamples.txt"

find /root -name FindCommandExamples.txt

Search the /root directory recursively for the regular file named "myfile"

find /root/ -name myfile -type f

Search the /root directory recursively for the regular file named "myfile" ignoring "work" directories

find /root/ -name 'work' -prune -o -name myfile -type f -print

Search the /root directory recursively for the regular file named "myfile" ignoring /root/work/

find /root/ -path '/root/work' -prune -o -name myfile -type f -print

Search /root/directory/to/search recursively for the files matching pattern 'filename.*'

find /root/directory/to/search -name 'filename.*'

Search /some/directory for files that are owned by the user "joebob"

find /some/directory -user joebob -print

Search the /storage/sdcard0/tencent/MicroMsg/ directory tree for JPG files

find /storage/sdcard0/tencent/MicroMsg/ -type f -iname '*.jpg' -print0

Search the /tmp directory tree for files owned by user `ian'

find /tmp -user ian

Search the /tmp tree for files between 10kb and 20kb

find /tmp -size +10k -size -20k

Search the /tmp/ directory recursively for files matching regular expression ".*file[0-9]+$"

find /tmp -regex ".*file[0-9]+$"

Search the /tmp/ directory recursively for regular files

find /tmp -type f

Search the /usr/ directory tree for files newer than file /tmp/stamp

find /usr -newer /tmp/stamp

Search the /usr/bin directory tree for regular files accessed more than 100 days ago

find /usr/bin -type f -atime +100

Search the /usr/bin directory tree for regular files modified or created less than 10 days ago

find /usr/bin -type f -mtime -10

Search /usr/bin for regular files that were last accessed more than 100 days ago

find /usr/bin -type f -atime +100

Search /usr/local for subdirectories whose names end with a number 0-9

find /usr/local -maxdepth 1 -type d -name '*[0-9]'

Search the /usr/local/doc directory tree for .texi files

find /usr/local/doc -name '*.texi'

Search /usr/src for filenames not ending in "*,v"

find /usr/src ! $ -name '*,v' -o -name '.*,v' $ '{}' \; -print

Search /var for files matching regular expression '.*/tmp/.*[0-9]*.file'

find /var -regex '.*/tmp/.*[0-9]*.file'

Search /var/log for logs larger than 10 megabytes

find /var/log -size +10M -ls

Search the /var/www/ tree for files not owned by user `apache'

find /var/www ! -user apache -print0 | xargs -0

Search the /var/www/ tree for files owned by root or unknown group and change their group to 'apache'

find /var/www -group root -o -nogroup -print0 | xargs -0 chown :apache

Search three folders named foo, bar, and baz for all "*.rb" files

find foo bar baz -name "*.rb"

search a url in all regular/normal files in a folder.

find ./ -type f -exec grep https://www.ksknet.net {} \;

search all the ".sh" files in the /usr folder and follow the symbolic links to their original file

find /usr -follow -name '*.sh'

Search all *.c files from the current directory tree for "hogehoge"

find . -name \*.c -exec grep hogehoge {} \;

Search all *.c files from the current directory tree for "hogehoge"

find . -name \*.c -print | xargs grep hogehoge

Search all *.c files from the current directory tree for "hogehoge"

find . -name \*.c -print0 | xargs -0 grep hogehoge /dev/null

Search all the *.pl files in the current directory and subdirectories, and print the names of any that don't have a line starting with 'use strict'

find . -name '*.pl' | xargs grep -L '^use strict'

Search all *.txt files under ~/documents for the word "DOGS"

find ~/documents -type f -name '*.txt' -exec grep -s DOGS {} \; -print

Search all the .c and .h files in the current directory tree for "expr"

find -name '*.[ch]' | xargs grep -E 'expr'

Search all .c files from the current directory tree for "keyword", ignoring the case

find . -name "*.c" -exec grep -i "keyword" {} ";"

Search all .py files in the current directory tree for "some_function"

find . -name \*.py | xargs grep some_function

search all block spacial files called backup from /usr directory downwards and print them .

find /usr -type b -name backup -print

Search all directories starting from the root directory for "filename"

find / -iname "filename"

Search all files and directories either of the directory /home/oracle and /home/databse which contain the "zip" anywhere in the files or directory name .

find /home/oracle /home/database -name '*zip*'

Search all files called "abc" that reside in the current directory tree for string "xyz"

find . -name "abc" -exec grep "xyz" {} \;

Search all files called "abc" that reside in the current directory tree for string "xyz"

find . -name abc | xargs grep xyz

Search all files from the /tmp directory tree for the string "search string"

find /tmp -type f -exec grep 'search string' '{}' /dev/null \+

Search all files in the current directory tree, except *.html and *.svn*, for "SearchString"

find . ! -name '*.html' ! -name '*.svn*' -exec grep 'SearchString' {} /dev/null \;

Search all files in the current directory tree, except GIT files, for "string-to-search"

find . -name .git -prune -o -print | xargs grep "string-to-search"

Search all files in the current directory tree for "SearchString", ignoring .html files and skipping .svn directories

find . $ -name '*.svn*' -prune -o ! -name '*.html' $ | xargs -d '\n' grep -Hd skip 'SearchString'

Search all files in the current directory tree that are named "whatever" for "you_search_for_it"

find -name whatever -exec grep --with-filename you_search_for_it {} \;

Search all files in the current directory tree whose names end in "1" for string "1"

find . -name "*1" -exec grep "1" {} +

Search all files in the current directory tree whose names end in "1" for string "1"

find . -name "*1" -exec grep "1" {} \;

Search all files in the current directory tree whose names end in "1" for string "1"

find . -name "*1" -print0 |xargs -0 grep "1"

search all the files in the current folder and assign them to a variable

files=`find .`

search all the files in the current folder excluding those that are present in the folder test and using regex

find . -name test -prune -regex ".*/my.*p.$"

search all the files in the current folder using name patterns

find . -name 'a(b*' -print

search all the files in the current folder using regex

find . -regex ".*/my.*p.$"

search all the files in the current folder using regex excluding those that are present in the folder test

find . -name test -prune -o -regex ".*/my.*p.$"

search all the files in the folder "myfiles" which have the word "blue" in their name

find /myfiles -name '*blue*'

search all jpg files in current folder

find . -type f -name "*.jpg"

search all the lines that start with the word malloc in the files ending with .c or .h or .ch

grep ^malloc `find src/ -name '*.[ch]'`

search all mp3 files in the folder "/home/you" which have been modified yesterday (from the start of day 00:00 to 23:59)

find /home/you -iname "*.mp3" -daystart -type f -mtime 1

Search all of /usr for any directory named 'My Files', for each directory found, copy it to /iscsi preserving full paths and attributes.

find /usr -type d -name My\ Files -exec rsync -avR '{}' /iscsi \;

Search all of /usr for any directory named 'My Files', for each directory found, copy it to /iscsi preserving full paths and attributes, then remove it.

find /usr -type d -name 'My Files' -exec rsync -avR '{}' /iscsi \; -exec rm -rf '{}'\;

Search all Python files in the current directory tree for string "import antigravity"

find . -name "*.py" | xargs grep 'import antigravity'

Search all the regular files from the current directory tree for "search string"

find . -type f -print -exec grep --color=auto --no-messages -nH "search string" "{}" \;

Search all regular files in the current directory tree for "example"

find -type f -print0 | xargs -r0 grep -F 'example'

Search all the regular files in the current directory tree for "example"

find -type f -print0 | xargs -r0 grep -F 'example'

Search all regular files in the current directory tree for "string"

find . -type f -exec grep string {} \;

Search all regular files in the current directory tree for "string"

find . -type f | xargs -d '\n' grep string

search all undo files(ending with .undo) in the current folder and calculate the total size of them

find -name '*.undo' -exec wc -c {} + | tail -n 1

search all undo files(ending with .undo) in the current folder and calculate the total size of them

find -name '*.undo' -exec wc -c {} + | tail -n 1 | cut -d' ' -f 1

Search all variables and their values for "NAME"

env | grep NAME

Search appended data in "logfile.log" for "something" with a timeout of 3 seconds

tail -f logfile.log | grep --line-buffered "something" | read -t 3

Search case insensitively for 'facebook', 'xing', 'linkedin', ''googleplus' in file 'access-log.txt', extract the matched part, sort them and print them by sorting them in asending order of the number of repeated lines

Search case insensitively for 'foo' in all the files with '.java' extension under current directory tree and show only the file names

find . -type f -name "*.java" -exec grep -il 'foo' {} \;

search character special files called ' backup ' from /usr directory downwards and print them .

find /usr -type c -name backup -print

Search core files in current direcory and delete .

find . -name core -exec rm {} \;

Search the CSS files found in the current directory tree for string "foo"

find . -name \*.css -print0 | xargs -0 grep -nH foo

Search the current directory and two levels below for file `teste.tex'

find ~/ -maxdepth 3 -name teste.tex

Search the current directory and all of its sub-directory for any PDF files.

find . -name "*.pdf" -print

Search the current directory and all of its sub-directories for the file 'file1'.

find . -name file1 -print

Search the current directory and all subdirectories for files that have 777 permissions and the permissions to 755

find . -type f -perm 777 -exec chmod 755 {} \;

Search the current directory and directories below for .sql files

find . -name \*.sql

Search the current directory and its sub-directories for any file that has "bsd" somewhere in its name.

find . -name "*bsd*" -print

Search the current directory for all files with no 'read' privilege for 'others'

find . -maxdepth 1 ! -perm -o=r

Search the current directory for all regular files executable by 'user', 'group', and 'others'

find . -maxdepth 1 -type f -perm -ugo=x

Search the current directory for files whose names start with my

find . -name 'my*'

Search the current directory for files whose names start with "messages." ignoring SVN files

find $ -name 'messages.*' ! -path "*/.svn/*" $ -exec grep -Iw uint {} +

Search the current directory for files whose names start with "messages." ignoring SVN, GIT, and .anythingElseIwannaIgnore files

find -name 'messages.*' -exec grep -Iw uint {} + | grep -Ev '.svn|.git|.anythingElseIwannaIgnore'

Search the current directory for files whose names start with "messages." ignoring SVN, GIT, and .anythingElseIwannaIgnore files

find . -type f -print0 | xargs -0 egrep messages. | grep -Ev '.svn|.git|.anythingElseIwannaIgnore'

Search the current directory for HTML files whose names begin with "a"

find . -maxdepth 1 -name a\*.html

Search the current directory for PHP files

find . -type f -name "*.php"

Search the current directory for regular files whose names start with my

find . -name 'my*' -type f

Search the current directory recursively for *.txt files with lines that match regular expression "^string"

find . -name "*.txt" -exec egrep -l '^string' {} \;

Search the current directory recursively for .m4a files

find . -type f -iname *.m4a -print

Search the current directory recursively for .sh files whose names begin with "new"

find . -name "new*.sh"

Search the current directory recursively for files containing "string"

find . -type f -exec grep -l 'string' {} \;

Search the current directory recursively for files last modified within the past 24 hours

find . -mtime 0

Search the current directory recursively for files last modified within the past 24 hours ignoring .swp files and "en" and "es" directories

find . $ -name en -o -name es $ -prune , -mtime 0 ! -name "*.swp"

Search the current directory recursively for files last modified within the past 24 hours ignoring .swp files and paths ./es* and ./en*

find "$(pwd -P)" -mtime 0 -not $ -name '*.swp' -o -regex './es.*' -o -regex './en.*' $

Search the current directory recursively for files last modified within the past 24 hours ignoring .swp files and paths ./es* and ./en*

find -mtime 0 -not $ -name '*.swp' -o -path './es*' -o -path './en*' $

Search the current directory recursively for files last modified within the past 24 hours ignoring .swp files and paths ./es* and ./en*

find . -mtime 0 -not $ -name '*.swp' -o -regex '\./es.*' -o -regex '\./en.*' $

Search the current directory recursively for files last modified within the past 24 hours ignoring .swp files and paths ./es* and ./en*

find . -mtime 0 | grep -v '^\./en' | grep -v '^\./es' | grep -v .swp

Search the current directory recursively for files last modified within the past 24 hours ignoring paths ./es* and ./en*

find . -mtime 0 | grep -v '^\./en' | grep -v '^\./es'

Search the current directory recursively for files whose size is between 10 and 50 MB

find . -size +10M -size -50M -print