Linux Commands
How to use ‘find’ command with ‘xargs’ to parallelize file operations in Linux
The “find” command in Linux is a powerful tool for searching for files based on various criteria. When used in…
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Linux Commands
How to find files modified between two dates in Linux
Finding files modified between two dates in Linux can be a challenge, but with the find command, this task can…
General Articles
Mongodb – Get the last record from collection
MongoDB find() method is used to select documents from a specified collection. It also set the cursor position to the…
Linux Commands
How to Search Recently Modified Files in Linux
This tutorial will help you to find recently modified files in Linux via command line . The find command allows…
General Articles
(Resolved) -bash: /bin/mv: Argument list too long
When working with large numbers of files in Linux, it’s not uncommon to encounter the error “/bin/mv: Argument list too…
General Articles
How to Search files with case-insensitive names in Linux
find is the basic Unix command used to search files recursively under a directory tree. It is default available in…
MongoDB
How to Use LIKE Statement in MongoDB
MongoDB is an powerful Nosql database server. MongoDB uses JSON-like documents with optional schemas to store data. Its always a…
Linux Commands
How to find files larger than 10MB, 100MB, 1GB in Linux
If you’re looking for files that are larger than 10MB, 100MB or 1GB, the find command can be very helpful.…
Linux Commands
Find All files with 777 permission in Linux
Right file permission is the most crucial part of the Linux system management. A file with permission 777 is open…
Linux Commands
How To Find Modified Files in Last 30 Days in Linux
The find command is a versatile utility in Linux that allows you to search for files and directories based on…