MPE/iX Shell and Utilities Reference Manual, Vol 1

find(1) MPE/iX Shell and Utilities find(1)
If you use octal mode, find only uses the bottom twelve bits of the mask. With an
initial minus sign (–), find again matches only if at least all the limits in mask are
set in the file permissions lists.
–print
displays the current file name. This primary always matches.
–prune
stops traversing deeper into the tree at this point. If present, this primary always
matches. –prune has no effect if –depth is also specified.
–size number[c]
matches if the size of the file is number blocks long, where a block is 512 bytes. If
you include the suffix c, the file size is number bytes.
–type c
matches if the type of the file is the same as the type given by the character c. Pos-
sible values of the character are:
b—block-special
c—char-special
d—directory
f—regular file
l—symbolic link
n—network file
p—
FIFO (named pipe)
s—socket
–user name
matches if the owner of the file is name. Name can also be a user
ID number.
–xdev does not cross device boundaries from the root of the tree traversal. If present, this
primary always matches.
ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
find uses the following environment variable:
PATH
determines the location of the command specified with the –exec or –ok primaries.
DIAGNOSTICS
Possible exit status values are:
0 Successful completion.
1 An error occurred.
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