GWHed/nl2bash · Datasets at Hugging Face

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Search the current directory tree for regular files that contain "string"	find . -type f -printf '"%p"\n' \| xargs grep string
Search the current directory tree for regular files that contain "string"	find . -type f \| xargs grep string
Search the current directory tree for regular files that were accessed $FTIME days ago	find . -type f -atime $FTIME
Search the current directory tree for regular files that were changed $FTIME days ago	find . -type f -ctime $FTIME
Search the current directory tree for regular files that were modified $FTIME days ago	find . -type f -mtime $FTIME
Search the current directory tree for regular files whose names begin with "orapw"	find . -name "orapw*" -type f
Search the current directory tree for regular files whose names end in ".shtml" or ".css"	find -type f -regex "./.\.\(shtml\\|css\)"
Search the current directory tree for regular files whose names end in ".shtml" or ".css"	find . -type f \( -name ".shtml" -o -name ".css" \) -print
Search the current directory tree for regular files whose names end in ".shtml" or ".css"	find . -type f \( -name ".shtml" -or -name ".css" \)
Search the current directory tree for regular files whose names end in ".shtml" or ".css"	find . -type f \| egrep '\.(shtml\|css)$'
Search the current directory tree for regular files whose names end in "log"	find `pwd` -name "*log" -type f
Search the current directory tree for regular files whose names match pattern $x	find . -type f -name $x
Search the current directory tree for symbolic links to files matching pattern 'test'	find . -lname 'test'
Search the current directory tree for symlinks pointing at other symlinks	find . -type l -xtype l
Search the current directory tree for symlinks whose contents match pattern "*sysdep.c"	find . -lname '*sysdep.c'
Search the current directory tree for TXT files skipping hidden ones	find . -type f \( -iname ".txt" ! -iname "." \)
Search the current directory up to depth level 2 for files and directories	find . -maxdepth 2
Search the current user's home directory and below for all .png files and copy those files in the directory imagesdir.	find ~/ -name *.png -exec cp {} imagesdir \;
Search the current user's home directory and its sub-directories for any files accessed after alldata.tar was last accessed and add them to that same tar archive.	find ~/ -newer alldata.tar -exec tar uvf alldata.tar {} \;
Search the current user's home directory and its sub-directories for any file that ends in .tar-gz and was modified after filename was last modified.	find ~/ -name *.tar.gz -newer filename
Search the current user's home directory and its sub-directories for any file that was modified less than 2 days ago or was modified after filename was last modified.	find ~/ -mtime -2 -o -newer filename
Search the current working directory tree for files whose names start with "fileA_" or "fileB_"	find . -name 'fileA_' -o -name 'fileB_'
Search decompressed "filename.gz" for case-insensitive "user-user"	zcat filename.gz \| grep -i user-user
Search the dir_data directory and all of its sub-directories for regular files and remove the execute permission for all while adding the write permission for the user.	find ~/dir_data -type f -exec chmod a-x,u+w {} \;
Search directory $CURR_DIR for regular files that were changed, accessed, or modified $FTIME days ago	find ${CURR_DIR} -type f \( -ctime ${FTIME} -o -atime ${FTIME} -o -mtime ${FTIME} \) -printf "./%P\n"
Search directory /Users/david/Desktop/ recursively for regular files	find /Users/david/Desktop/ -type f
Search directory /Users/david/Desktop/ recursively for regular files with extensions .txt, .mpg, .jpg	find /Users/david/Desktop -type f \( -name '.txt' -o -name '.mpg' -o -name '*.jpg' \)
Search directory /home/ABCD recursively, starting from one level below, for regular files	find /home/ABCD/ -mindepth 1 -type f -print
Search directories /opt, /usr, /var for regular file foo	find /opt /usr /var -name foo -type f
Search directory /path/to/check/ for regular files	find /path/to/check/* -maxdepth 0 -type f
Search directories /res/values-en-rUS and /res/xml for XML files	find /res/values-en-rUS /res/xml -iname '*.xml'
Search directory /tmp/foo for files containing "/tmp/foo/bar" in their full names	find /tmp/foo -path /tmp/foo/bar -print
Search directories called ' backup ' from /usr directory downwards and print them.	find /usr -type d -name backup -print
Search directory foo for files containing "/tmp/foo/bar" in their full names	find foo -path /tmp/foo/bar -print
Search directory foo for files containing "foo/bar" in their full names	find foo -path foo/bar -print
Search the directories given as arguments to the Bash script for files whose name is not "ss"	find $@ -not -name ss
Search the directory given as variable $d for empty subdirectories	find "$d" -mindepth 1 -prune -empty
Search directory lpi104-6 for files with inode number 1988884	find lpi104-6 -inum 1988884
Search the directories matching pattern "/path/to/some/dir/*[0-9]" for level 1 subdirectories	find /path/to/some/dir/*[0-9] -type d -maxdepth 1
Search the directories that match pattern '/path/to/directory/folder{?,[1-4]?,50}' for .txt files	find /path/to/directory/folder{?,[1-4]?,50} -name '*.txt'
Search directory tree $DIR for *.txt files	find "$DIR" -name \*.txt
Search directory tree $DIR for *.txt files	find "${DIR}" -name "*.txt"
Search directory tree $DIR for *.txt files	find $DIR -name "*.txt"
Search directory tree $DIR for *.txt files	find $DIR -name "*.txt" -print
Search directory tree `MyApp.app' for directories whose name is 'Headers' and delete them	find -d MyApp.app -name Headers -type d -exec rm -rf "{}" \;
Search directory tree `MyApp.app' for directories whose name is 'Headers' and delete them	find MyApp.app -name Headers -type d -delete
Search directory tree `MyApp.app' for directories whose name is 'Headers' and delete them	find MyApp.app -name Headers -type d -exec rm -rf "{}" \;
Search directory tree `MyApp.app' for directories whose name is 'Headers' and delete them in an optimized way	find -d MyApp.app -name Headers -type d -exec rm -rf {} +
Search directory tree `MyApp.app' for directories whose name is 'Headers' and delete them in an optimized way	find -d MyApp.app -name Headers -type d -print0 \| xargs -0 rm -rf
Search directory tree `foo' for files named `Headers'	find foo -name Headers
Search directory tree /srv/${x} for regular files accessed at least 10080 minutes ago, and remove those files	find /srv/${x} -mindepth 1 -type f -not -amin -10080 -exec rm {} \;
Search directory trees /tmp and /var/tmp for "testfile.txt"	find /tmp /var/tmp -iname "testfile.txt"
Search the directory tree /tmp for regular files using zero delimiter for output	find /tmp -type f -print0
Search directory trees /usr/local/man and /opt/local/man for files whose names begin with 'my'	find /usr/local/man /opt/local/man -name 'my*'
Search directory trees /usr/share/doc, /usr/doc, and /usr/locale/doc for files named 'instr.txt'	find /usr/share/doc /usr/doc /usr/locale/doc -name instr.txt
Search the directory tree given as variable $dir for regular files	find $dir -type f
Search the directory tree given as variable $root_dir for regular files	find $root_dir -type f
Search the entire file hierarchy for any file that begins with zsh and exists on the ext3 file systems.	find / -fstype ext3 -name zsh*
Search the entire file hierarchy for files ending with '~' and print all matches except for those with '/media' in their pathnames.	find / -name "*~" \| grep -v "/media"
Search the entire file hierarchy for files larger than 100 megabytes and delete them.	find / -size +100M -exec /bin/rm {} \;
Search the entire file system for .jpg files.	find / -name “*.jpg”
Search the entire file system for any file that is writable by other.	find / – perm -0002
search the entire file system for the file "jan92.rpt"	find / -name jan92.rpt -print
Search every directory except the subdirectory excluded_path for a regular file 'myfile'	find / -path excluded_path -prune -o -type f -name myfile -print
Search everywhere for a file called `httpd.conf' that is newer than /etc/apache-perl/httpd.conf	find / -name httpd.conf -newer /etc/apache-perl/httpd.conf
Search everywhere for directories named `root'	find / -type d -name root
Search everywhere for files changed within the last minute	find / -newerct '1 minute ago' -print
Search everywhere for hidden file `.profile'	find / -name .profile
search the file "myfile.txt" in home folder	find "$HOME/" -name myfile.txt -print
Search file /etc/logs/Server.log for lines containing "Error"	find /etc/logs/Server.log -exec grep Error {} \; -print
Search file aaa from current direcoty downwards and print it .	find . -name aaa -print
Search the files from the current directory tree for "chrome"	find . -exec grep chrome {} +
Search the files from the current directory tree for "chrome"	find . -exec grep chrome {} \;
Search the files from the current directory tree for "chrome"	find . \| xargs grep 'chrome'
Search the files from the current directory tree for "chrome"	find . \| xargs grep 'chrome' -ls
Search the files from the current directory tree for text "documentclass"	find . -type f -print0 \| xargs -0 grep -H 'documentclass'
Search the files from directory tree "dirname" for string "foo"	find dirname -print0 \| xargs -0 grep foo
Search the files from directory tree "dirname" for string "foo"	find dirname -exec grep foo {} +
Search the file hierarchy for files larger than 100000 KB without searching any mounted removable media	find / -path /media -prune -o -size +200000 -print
Search the files in the current directory tree for lines containing string "vds admin"	find . -exec grep -i "vds admin" {} \;
Search the files in the current directory tree that are named "string to be searched" for "text"	find . -name "string to be searched" -exec grep "text" "{}" \;
search files in the file system excluding those in the paths "10_Recommended" and "/export/repo"	find / -name whatever -not -path "/10_Recommended" -not -path "/export/repo/"
search files in the folder /home which have been modified after /tmp/after and before /tmp/before	find /home/ -type f -newer /tmp/after -not -newer /tmp/before
search the file myfile.txt in the current folder	find . -name myfile.txt -print
Search the files of the current directory tree for string "searched-string"	find . \| xargs grep "searched-string"
Search the files residing in the current directory tree whose names contain "bills" for "put"	find . -name "bills" -print0 \| xargs -0 grep put
Search the files residing in the current directory tree whose names contain "bills" for "put"	find . -name 'bills' -exec grep -H "put" {} \;
Search the files residing in the current directory tree whose names contain "bills" for "put"	find . -name 'bills' -exec grep put {} \;
Search the file system for regular files whose names are shorter than 25 characters	find / -type f -regextype posix-extended -regex '.*/.{1,24}$'
Search the file system for regular files whose names are shorter than 25 characters	find / -type f \| egrep '.*/.{1,24}$'
Search the file system for regular files whose names are shorter than 25 characters	find / -type f\| egrep -o "/[^/]{0,24}$" \| cut -c 2-
Search the file system for regular files whose names are shorter than 25 characters	find / -type f\|egrep "/[^/]{0,24}$"
Search the files under and below /directory/containing/files for "pattern_to_search"	find /directory/containing/files -type f -exec grep -H 'pattern_to_search' {} +
Search the files under and below /directory/containing/files for "text to search"	find /directory/containing/files -type f -print0 \| xargs -0 grep "text to search"
Search folder /home/ABCD/ recursively for regular files	find /home/ABCD/ -type f -print
Search for " 000" in the hex dump of "file-with-nulls"	od file-with-nulls \| grep ' 000'
Search for "#define" in all files in the current directory, excluding backup files ~, .orig, *.bak	find . -maxdepth 1 ! -regex '.~$' ! -regex '.\.orig$' \ ! -regex '.*\.bak$' -exec grep --color "#define" {} +
Search for "1234567890" in every gzip file modified between 8:00 and 9:00 on 2014-04-30	find . -newermt '2014-04-30 08:00:00' -not -newermt '2014-04-30 09:00:00' \|xargs gunzip -c \| grep 1234567890
Search for "CONFIG_64BIT" in gzip compressed file "/proc/config.gz"	zcat /proc/config.gz \| grep CONFIG_64BIT
Search for "LOG" in jsmith's home directory tree	find ~jsmith -exec grep LOG '{}' /dev/null \; -print

Search the current directory tree for regular files that contain "string"

find . -type f -printf '"%p"\n' | xargs grep string

Search the current directory tree for regular files that contain "string"

find . -type f | xargs grep string

Search the current directory tree for regular files that were accessed $FTIME days ago

find . -type f -atime $FTIME

Search the current directory tree for regular files that were changed $FTIME days ago

find . -type f -ctime $FTIME

Search the current directory tree for regular files that were modified $FTIME days ago

find . -type f -mtime $FTIME

Search the current directory tree for regular files whose names begin with "orapw"

find . -name "orapw*" -type f

Search the current directory tree for regular files whose names end in ".shtml" or ".css"

find -type f -regex ".*/.*\.$shtml\|css$"

Search the current directory tree for regular files whose names end in ".shtml" or ".css"

find . -type f $ -name "*.shtml" -o -name "*.css" $ -print

Search the current directory tree for regular files whose names end in ".shtml" or ".css"

find . -type f $ -name "*.shtml" -or -name "*.css" $

Search the current directory tree for regular files whose names end in ".shtml" or ".css"

find . -type f | egrep '\.(shtml|css)$'

Search the current directory tree for regular files whose names end in "log"

find `pwd` -name "*log" -type f

Search the current directory tree for regular files whose names match pattern $x

find . -type f -name $x

Search the current directory tree for symbolic links to files matching pattern '*test*'

find . -lname '*test*'

Search the current directory tree for symlinks pointing at other symlinks

find . -type l -xtype l

Search the current directory tree for symlinks whose contents match pattern "*sysdep.c"

find . -lname '*sysdep.c'

Search the current directory tree for TXT files skipping hidden ones

find . -type f $ -iname "*.txt" ! -iname ".*" $

Search the current directory up to depth level 2 for files and directories

find . -maxdepth 2

Search the current user's home directory and below for all .png files and copy those files in the directory imagesdir.

find ~/ -name *.png -exec cp {} imagesdir \;

Search the current user's home directory and its sub-directories for any files accessed after alldata.tar was last accessed and add them to that same tar archive.

find ~/ -newer alldata.tar -exec tar uvf alldata.tar {} \;

Search the current user's home directory and its sub-directories for any file that ends in .tar-gz and was modified after filename was last modified.

find ~/ -name *.tar.gz -newer filename

Search the current user's home directory and its sub-directories for any file that was modified less than 2 days ago or was modified after filename was last modified.

find ~/ -mtime -2 -o -newer filename

Search the current working directory tree for files whose names start with "fileA_" or "fileB_"

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

Search decompressed "filename.gz" for case-insensitive "user-user"

zcat filename.gz | grep -i user-user

Search the dir_data directory and all of its sub-directories for regular files and remove the execute permission for all while adding the write permission for the user.

find ~/dir_data -type f -exec chmod a-x,u+w {} \;

Search directory $CURR_DIR for regular files that were changed, accessed, or modified $FTIME days ago

find ${CURR_DIR} -type f $ -ctime ${FTIME} -o -atime ${FTIME} -o -mtime ${FTIME} $ -printf "./%P\n"

Search directory /Users/david/Desktop/ recursively for regular files

find /Users/david/Desktop/ -type f

Search directory /Users/david/Desktop/ recursively for regular files with extensions .txt, .mpg, .jpg

find /Users/david/Desktop -type f $ -name '*.txt' -o -name '*.mpg' -o -name '*.jpg' $

Search directory /home/ABCD recursively, starting from one level below, for regular files

find /home/ABCD/ -mindepth 1 -type f -print

Search directories /opt, /usr, /var for regular file foo

find /opt /usr /var -name foo -type f

Search directory /path/to/check/ for regular files

find /path/to/check/* -maxdepth 0 -type f

Search directories /res/values-en-rUS and /res/xml for XML files

find /res/values-en-rUS /res/xml -iname '*.xml'

Search directory /tmp/foo for files containing "/tmp/foo/bar" in their full names

find /tmp/foo -path /tmp/foo/bar -print

Search directories called ' backup ' from /usr directory downwards and print them.

find /usr -type d -name backup -print

Search directory foo for files containing "/tmp/foo/bar" in their full names

find foo -path /tmp/foo/bar -print

Search directory foo for files containing "foo/bar" in their full names

find foo -path foo/bar -print

Search the directories given as arguments to the Bash script for files whose name is not "ss"

find $@ -not -name ss

Search the directory given as variable $d for empty subdirectories

find "$d" -mindepth 1 -prune -empty

Search directory lpi104-6 for files with inode number 1988884

find lpi104-6 -inum 1988884

Search the directories matching pattern "/path/to/some/dir/*[0-9]" for level 1 subdirectories

find /path/to/some/dir/*[0-9] -type d -maxdepth 1

Search the directories that match pattern '/path/to/directory/folder{?,[1-4]?,50}' for .txt files

find /path/to/directory/folder{?,[1-4]?,50} -name '*.txt'

Search directory tree $DIR for *.txt files

find "$DIR" -name \*.txt

Search directory tree $DIR for *.txt files

find "${DIR}" -name "*.txt"

Search directory tree $DIR for *.txt files

find $DIR -name "*.txt"

Search directory tree $DIR for *.txt files

find $DIR -name "*.txt" -print

Search directory tree `MyApp.app' for directories whose name is 'Headers' and delete them

find -d MyApp.app -name Headers -type d -exec rm -rf "{}" \;

Search directory tree `MyApp.app' for directories whose name is 'Headers' and delete them

find MyApp.app -name Headers -type d -delete

Search directory tree `MyApp.app' for directories whose name is 'Headers' and delete them

find MyApp.app -name Headers -type d -exec rm -rf "{}" \;

Search directory tree `MyApp.app' for directories whose name is 'Headers' and delete them in an optimized way

find -d MyApp.app -name Headers -type d -exec rm -rf {} +

Search directory tree `MyApp.app' for directories whose name is 'Headers' and delete them in an optimized way

find -d MyApp.app -name Headers -type d -print0 | xargs -0 rm -rf

Search directory tree `foo' for files named `Headers'

find foo -name Headers

Search directory tree /srv/${x} for regular files accessed at least 10080 minutes ago, and remove those files

find /srv/${x} -mindepth 1 -type f -not -amin -10080 -exec rm {} \;

Search directory trees /tmp and /var/tmp for "testfile.txt"

find /tmp /var/tmp -iname "testfile.txt"

Search the directory tree /tmp for regular files using zero delimiter for output

find /tmp -type f -print0

Search directory trees /usr/local/man and /opt/local/man for files whose names begin with 'my'

find /usr/local/man /opt/local/man -name 'my*'

Search directory trees /usr/share/doc, /usr/doc, and /usr/locale/doc for files named 'instr.txt'

find /usr/share/doc /usr/doc /usr/locale/doc -name instr.txt

Search the directory tree given as variable $dir for regular files

find $dir -type f

Search the directory tree given as variable $root_dir for regular files

find $root_dir -type f

Search the entire file hierarchy for any file that begins with zsh and exists on the ext3 file systems.

find / -fstype ext3 -name zsh*

Search the entire file hierarchy for files ending with '~' and print all matches except for those with '/media' in their pathnames.

find / -name "*~" | grep -v "/media"

Search the entire file hierarchy for files larger than 100 megabytes and delete them.

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

Search the entire file system for .jpg files.

find / -name “*.jpg”

Search the entire file system for any file that is writable by other.

find / – perm -0002

search the entire file system for the file "jan92.rpt"

find / -name jan92.rpt -print

Search every directory except the subdirectory excluded_path for a regular file 'myfile'

find / -path excluded_path -prune -o -type f -name myfile -print

Search everywhere for a file called `httpd.conf' that is newer than /etc/apache-perl/httpd.conf

find / -name httpd.conf -newer /etc/apache-perl/httpd.conf

Search everywhere for directories named `root'

find / -type d -name root

Search everywhere for files changed within the last minute

find / -newerct '1 minute ago' -print

Search everywhere for hidden file `.profile'

find / -name .profile

search the file "myfile.txt" in home folder

find "$HOME/" -name myfile.txt -print

Search file /etc/logs/Server.log for lines containing "Error"

find /etc/logs/Server.log -exec grep Error {} \; -print

Search file aaa from current direcoty downwards and print it .

find . -name aaa -print

Search the files from the current directory tree for "chrome"

find . -exec grep chrome {} +

Search the files from the current directory tree for "chrome"

find . -exec grep chrome {} \;

Search the files from the current directory tree for "chrome"

find . | xargs grep 'chrome'

Search the files from the current directory tree for "chrome"

find . | xargs grep 'chrome' -ls

Search the files from the current directory tree for text "documentclass"

find . -type f -print0 | xargs -0 grep -H 'documentclass'

Search the files from directory tree "dirname" for string "foo"

find dirname -print0 | xargs -0 grep foo

Search the files from directory tree "dirname" for string "foo"

find dirname -exec grep foo {} +

Search the file hierarchy for files larger than 100000 KB without searching any mounted removable media

find / -path /media -prune -o -size +200000 -print

Search the files in the current directory tree for lines containing string "vds admin"

find . -exec grep -i "vds admin" {} \;

Search the files in the current directory tree that are named "string to be searched" for "text"

find . -name "string to be searched" -exec grep "text" "{}" \;

search files in the file system excluding those in the paths "10_Recommended" and "/export/repo"

find / -name whatever -not -path "/10_Recommended*" -not -path "/export/repo/*"

search files in the folder /home which have been modified after /tmp/after and before /tmp/before

find /home/ -type f -newer /tmp/after -not -newer /tmp/before

search the file myfile.txt in the current folder

find . -name myfile.txt -print

Search the files of the current directory tree for string "searched-string"

find . | xargs grep "searched-string"

Search the files residing in the current directory tree whose names contain "bills" for "put"

find . -name "*bills*" -print0 | xargs -0 grep put

Search the files residing in the current directory tree whose names contain "bills" for "put"

find . -name '*bills*' -exec grep -H "put" {} \;

Search the files residing in the current directory tree whose names contain "bills" for "put"

find . -name '*bills*' -exec grep put {} \;

Search the file system for regular files whose names are shorter than 25 characters

find / -type f -regextype posix-extended -regex '.*/.{1,24}$'

Search the file system for regular files whose names are shorter than 25 characters

find / -type f | egrep '.*/.{1,24}$'

Search the file system for regular files whose names are shorter than 25 characters

find / -type f| egrep -o "/[^/]{0,24}$" | cut -c 2-

Search the file system for regular files whose names are shorter than 25 characters

find / -type f|egrep "/[^/]{0,24}$"

Search the files under and below /directory/containing/files for "pattern_to_search"

find /directory/containing/files -type f -exec grep -H 'pattern_to_search' {} +

Search the files under and below /directory/containing/files for "text to search"

find /directory/containing/files -type f -print0 | xargs -0 grep "text to search"

Search folder /home/ABCD/ recursively for regular files

find /home/ABCD/ -type f -print

Search for " 000" in the hex dump of "file-with-nulls"

od file-with-nulls | grep ' 000'

Search for "#define" in all files in the current directory, excluding backup files *~, *.orig, *.bak

find . -maxdepth 1 ! -regex '.*~$' ! -regex '.*\.orig$' \ ! -regex '.*\.bak$' -exec grep --color "#define" {} +

Search for "1234567890" in every gzip file modified between 8:00 and 9:00 on 2014-04-30

find . -newermt '2014-04-30 08:00:00' -not -newermt '2014-04-30 09:00:00' |xargs gunzip -c | grep 1234567890

Search for "CONFIG_64BIT" in gzip compressed file "/proc/config.gz"

zcat /proc/config.gz | grep CONFIG_64BIT

Search for "LOG" in jsmith's home directory tree

find ~jsmith -exec grep LOG '{}' /dev/null \; -print