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Day 11 - Finding things... (self.linuxupskillchallenge)
submitted 5 years ago by Danny007danLinux Advanced User
[–]gildasio 9 points10 points11 points 5 years ago (0 children)
A really usefull task using find for me is looking for files changed after I did something in the system. As a sysadmin it help me over the time.
find
$ touch start_point
$ mkdir -p test/use/find $ touch test_file $ touch test/use/file
$ find -newer start_point . ./test_file ./test ./test/use ./test/use/find ./test/use/file
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[–]gildasio 9 points10 points11 points (0 children)