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How find Files with size > specified value?

Asked by appelq in IBM AIX Unix

Tags: find, size, files

I ran df and have one logical volume getting full.
I have to browse around the "usual suspects" to delete large temp files that may be part of the problem.

Is there a way to use the find command to search for files with a size GREATER than a specified value?
(The man pages only show how to select fiels of a specific size.)

By the way, on my older version of AIX, there was a way to prevent more users from logging on
Add a file named nologon to the /etc directory. You could put a message in the no file and users attempting to logon would see the text message you entered in the file (i.e. System down for maint. Please try back later)
In 4.3 that method doesn't work. Is there a way to do that?

(sorry for sneaking 2 questions in one entry. My main question is the find problem)

Thanks,
Chuck

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How find Files with size > specified value?

Asked by appelq in IBM AIX Unix

Tags: find, size, files

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