find: combining -path and -prune to exclude files and directories
I have a directory /srv/tftp/pxelinux.cfg and a file /etc/mtab. I want to exclude both from find. But whatever I do, either one always is not excluded
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Why does find print a leading ‘./’ if no paths are given?
Why is it that find prints out a leading ./ to results if no paths are given?
Is it possible to nest a ‘find -exec’ within another ‘find -exec’?
Something like the following is what I what I’m after,
but my code doesn’t work, no matter how I escape {} and + ;
How to copy all HTML files from a directory tree to a single directory
I want to copy all the .html files from myDir and its subdirectories to ~/otherDir. Here’s what I tried, but it doesn’t work:
How to find files that contain newline in filename?
I am trying to find files that have a newline in the filename. But I can’t figure out what pattern to use.
What’s the + in find /path/ -exec command ‘{}’ + do?
What’s the + in find /path/ -exec command '{}' + do? as opposed to find /path/ -exec command '{}' ;
Finding files on a Unix server and sorting by size
I have a web server where I have run out of space and it’s causing issues with the WordPress sites I am running on them.