I'm looking for a command that use grep to search in /usr/bin for all the files who have 2 links and sort them in ascending.
The s开发者_StackOverflow社区econd command I'm looking for must use the first one and display just the files that contain the "x"
Thanks you
You can do this direct from grep, eg:
grep -r --include=*.py "HOSTS" .
will search recursively ('-r') under the current directory ('.') in all python files ('*.py') for the string "HOSTS".
This would do
find /usr/bin -links 2 -print0 | xargs -0 ls -adltr
modify the ls to do the sorting you require
find /usr/bin -links 2 -print0 | xargs -0 grep -l "x"
Files containing the "x" :)
If you meant: 'contain the x' as 'are executable (x appears in ls -l output), use
find /usr/bin -links 2 -executable -print0 | ls -adltr
To see only dirs:
find /usr/bin -links 2 -type d -executable -print0 | ls -adltr
To see only files:
find /usr/bin -links 2 -type f -executable -print0 | ls -adltr
Note: directories get 2 links by default (.
is a link) so you might want to look for -links 3
with directories
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