I am trying to check for files which are larger than a given threshold. I know that the ‘du’ comand gives me the output for each file/folder, but how to put that in a single line on shell (using awk with if clause?).
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I am trying to check for files which are larger than a given threshold. I know that the ‘du’ comand gives me the output for each file/folder, but how to put that in a single line on shell (using awk with if clause?).
findwith-sizeparameter. Prepending+will yield all files of equal or greater size. For example to find all files of at least 10MB in current directory: