Find directories that do not contain subdirectories
I’m writing script is ksh. Need to find all directory names directly under the current directory which contain only files, not subdirectories.
find
How to search for a word in entire content of a directory in linux
need to search for something in entire content
use basename in find -exec?
If I just use basename {} .txt, it will work:
Using “find” non-recursively?
Using /bin/find /root -name '*.csv' returns:
What is the difference between find . and find . -print
What is the difference between:
How to apply recursively chmod directories without affecting files?
After I apply chmod -R to a directory, permissions are changed for everything within (files and directories). How can I add execute/search (x) permissions to directories without modifying the files?
number of folders in a directory (recursive)
I would like to print the number of folders (recursive, excluding hidden folders) in a given CWD / current directory. What command, or series of commands can I use to ascertain this information?
find exec ‘{}’ not available after >
Exec allows us to either pass all arguments at once with {} + or to pass them one by one with {} ;
Why does ‘find -exec cmd {} +’ need to end in ‘{} +’?
Preface: I understand the difference between -exec {} ; & -exec {} +. I also don’t have a problem as such, I am just curious about the semantics of find.
Find files in directory with paired names
I’m running tests of a variable-size-and-contents test set. Data files are added and removed frequently. I’m looking for an automated way of gathering a file list.