MPE/iX Shell and Utilities Reference Manual, Vol 1

find(1) MPE/iX Shell and Utilities find(1)
–cpio cpio-file
writes the file found to the target file cpio-file in cpio format. This is equivalent to
find ... | cpio -o >cpio-file
This primary matches if the command succeeds.
–ctime number
matches if someone changed the attributes of the file during the 24-hour period
beginning number days ago.
–depth
processes directories after their contents. If present, this primary always matches.
–exec command ;
takes all arguments between –exec and the semicolon as a command line, replacing
any argument which is exactly {} (that is, the two brace characters) with the current
path name. It then executes the resulting command line, treating a return status of
zero from this command as a successful match, non-zero as failure. You must delimit
the terminal semicolon with white space.
Note: The semicolon is a shell metacharacter. To use it in expression, you must
quote it.
–follow
follows symbolic links. If present, this primary always matches.
group name
matches if the group owner is name.Ifname is not a valid group name, it is treated as
a group
ID.
–inum number
matches if the file has inode number number.
–level number
does not descend below number levels.
–links number
matches if there are number links to the file.
–mtime number
matches if someone modified the file during the 24-hour period beginning number
days ago.
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