z/OS V1R9.0 UNIX System Services Command ... - Christian Grothoff

find
Localization
Exit Values
8. To find all files and directories starting at the current directory point, with an
extended ACL user entry for user Billy for any ACL (access, file default, or
directory default), issue:
or
find . -acl_user Billy
find . -acl_entry user:Billy -o -acl_entry d:u:Billy -o -acl_entry f:u:Billy
9. To find all files and directories (starting from the current directory) that have
more than 10 extended ACL entries for any of the ACL types, issue:
find . -acl_count +10
10. To find all files and directories containing access ACLs which have an
extended ACL entry for user Averi, starting from the current user’s home
directory:
find ~ -acl_entry user:Averi
11. To find all directories whose file default ACLs have a group entry for Lakers,
starting at the current point in the directory hierarchy:
find . -acl_entry fdefault:group:Lakers
12. To find all files for user Marc (in other words, all the files that Marc owns),
starting from his home directory:
find /u/marc -user marc
13. To find all directories (starting from current directory) which have file default
ACLs:
find . -acl f
14. To find all directories whose file default or directory default ACLs have a group
entry for Lakers, starting at the current point in the directory hierarchy:
find . -acl_entry fdefault:group:Lakers -o -acl_entry default:group:Lakers
find uses the following localization environment variables:
v LANG
v LC_ALL
v LC_COLLATE
v LC_CTYPE
v LC_MESSAGES
v LC_SYNTAX
v NLSPATH
See Appendix F for more information.
0 Successful completion
1 Failure due to any of the following:
v Not enough memory
v Incorrect character specified after –type
v Inability to get information on a file for –newer
v Incorrect permissions for –perm
v Inability to open a file for the –cpio option
v Unknown user or group name
v Unable to access the PATH variable
v Cannot run a command specified for –exec or –ok
v Syntax error
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