I keep forgetting the correct syntax….
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There are so many little things to remember in this command that I always have to lookup what switches to use. So here are a few ways of using find To find all files modified in the last 24 hours (last full day) in current directory and its sub-directories: find . -mtime -1 -print Flag -mtime -1 option [...] This is a neat trick to know and saves a lot of time: Go to the beginning of the line where you want to start copying. Here is a nice tip on unix find.. $ find . cpio -pdumv /path/to/destination/dir the files found by find are passed into cpio and it copies the files with the same permissions to the destination directory. If you untar a package, and it makes a mess of your directory because the packager didn’t include the files in his tarball in a directory, you can use% rm `tar ftz package.tar.gz` to quickly get rid of those cluttering files. % rm `tar ft package.tar` does the same thing. |
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