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size of directory
Hello again;
I have a directories and subdirectories in my current directory and i wanna to find the directories( and subdirectories ) which are larger than what user enters as first parameter. find . -type d -size +"$1"c -print > directories.dat I used this command and i am not sure it is working properly. Because i entered the ./myprog.sh 300 and it found empty directory. Or i entered the ./myprog.sh 500000 and it found nothing however in the current directory i have directories which are larger than 500000 bytes i wonder this command are working for directory search or not working Thanks for your replies.. |
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