35+ Advance Examples of the Find Command in Linux

Don’t try memorising all of these, but rather quickly skim the headings in the linked article to give you an idea of what CAN be done with the Find command. You’ll realise, too, that using the command line sometimes, offers way greater power, as well as speed.

Find does not only find a file name matching a pattern, but can also be useful to find all files modified in the last 60 minutes, that have executable permissions, that belong to the root user, that are empty files, that were accessed in the last hour, that are larger than a specified size, and lots more.

The find command is an advanced tool for searching files or directories rigorously in your file system, taking a little longer time than its alternative tools like the locate command. It’s due to its nature of searching a specified file by walking through each file for a match in your system, instead of creating a database where all the file paths are indexed.

See https://linuxtldr.com/find-command/
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Finding #Nicknames With #Sherlock

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Is it possible that find -exec still runs the command if there was not file found?

I am trying this:
find /home/user/folder/pdfs/ocr -type f \( -iname "*.pdf" -and -not -iname "*_ocr.pdf" \) -exec bash -c 'ocrmypdf -q -l deu+eng --rotate-pages --rotate-pages-threshold 8 -c -s "{}" /home/user/folder/pdfs/ocr_fertig/$(basename "{}" ".pdf")_ocr.pdf' \; -exec ls "{}" \;

But if there is no file in the folder then I get an error from #gostscript that origin.pdf was not defined, so I wonder how I can get exec to run the command only if at least one matching file was found?!

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25 Basic 'find' Command To Search Files In Linux With Examples

The 'find' command in Linux/Unix is known to be one of the most important and frequently used commands for searching files and directories. It supports different arguments and options for finding files and directories. Even if you can find files and folders in Linux via GUI it will be more friendly and easier to use, but the GUI may require a long time to load with larger sizes. As a result, experienced System Administrators use only the command-line search because of its reliability, speed, and power.

In Linux, the 'find' command can be used to find files and folders based on their names, their creation dates, their modification dates, their owners, and their permissions. Once you have mastered these commands, it will be fairly easy to retrieve data from the Terminal.

This guide will help you learn how to use various options with find commands.

See 25 Basic 'find' Command To Search Files In Linux With Examples | LinuxTeck

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The 'find' command in Linux/Unix is known to be one of the most important and frequently used commands for searching files and directories. It supports

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