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25. This is to find all the files in the /apps directory but do not search in /a

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Question

25. This is to find all the files in the /apps directory but do not search in /apps/bin:

A. find /apps -name –prune "/apps/bin" -o -print

B. find /apps -name "/apps/bin" -prune -o -print

C. find /apps/bin -name "/apps" -o -print

D. find /apps -name –skip "/apps/bin" –o –print

E. find /apps -filename –skip "/apps/bin" –o –print

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26. To find all files that have been modified in the last five

days:

A. find / -mtime +5 -print

B. find / -mtime -5 –print

C. find / -mtime 5+ –print

D. find / -mtime 5- –print

E. find / -mtime 5* -print

27. To find files in /var/adm di

rectory that have not been mod

ified in the last five days:

A. find / -mtime +5 -print

B. find / -mtime -5 –print

C. find / -mtime 5+ –print

D. find / -mtime 5- –print

E. find / -mtime ^5 -print

28. To find all directories in /etc

A. find /etc -ty

pe dir -print

B. find /etc -type d -print

C. find /etc -dir -print

D. find /etc –type=d -print

E. find /etc -d -print

29. To find all files but not directories in /etc

A. find /etc -type !dir -print

B. find /etc !-type d -print

C. find /etc -!dir -print

D. find /etc –t=!d -print

E. find /etc ^d -print

30. To match all filenames that

start with ‘f’, followed by any

two characters, followe

d by any string; the end

character must be an ‘s’:

A. ls f??[?*]s

B. ls f??*s

C. ls f**?s

D. ls f?**s

E. ls f**+s

Explanation / Answer

25. This is to find all the files in the /apps directory but do not search in /apps/bin:
Ans:D. find /apps -name –skip "/apps/bin" –o –print

26. To find all files that have been modified in the last five
days:
Ans: B. find / -mtime -5 –print
Syntax is: find -mtime -no.of days.

27. To find files in /var/adm di
rectory that have not been mod
ified in the last five days:
Ans: A. find / -mtime +5 -print

28. To find all directories in /etc
Ans:B. find /etc -type d -print

29. To find all files but not directories in /etc
Ans: A. find /etc -type !dir -print

30. To match all filenames that
start with ‘f’, followed by any
two characters, followe
d by any string; the end
character must be an ‘s’:
Ans: B. ls f??*s

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