‫So what do we have here?
‫Let me look for oh, right, it's the fine command.
‫Ha ha.
‫Anyway, the fine command is one of the most important and certainly frequently used command line.
‫Utilities in Unix like operating systems is used to search and find a list of files and directories
‫according to the conditions that you specify for files matching or arguments as a wide range of uses.
‫For example, you can always search by names, permissions, search depth, logical comparisons and
‫the list goes on.
‫But instead of listing, let's try it out.
‫So if you're typing a fine command and a location that you want to search in.
‫You need to add Dash.
‫I name so this is a parameter to find files using their name and ignoring the case, so I'll search
‫for all files.
‫It end with E!
‫Under the root folder.
‫OK, so here we go.
‫This is a great example, because as you can see, I get some errors because of permissions.
‫Now, to find all files, I'll need to run this command with pseudo.
‫OK, so now it's found all the files, it ends with an SD.
‫This time, I'll use a somewhat complicated command or is more complex anyway.
‫Let's search some files under the route folder and use the max depth parameter.
‫Huh.
‫So the max depth parameter is used to specify levels of directories below the starting points.
‫For instance, no one means that you're going to find the file under the root folder and one level down.
‫So the command I wrote in parenthesis finds folders that do not have 700 permissions.
‫Makes sense.
‫Then finally, the remainder of the command lists these folders.
‫OK.
‫And.
‫Of course, you need to run this command with pseudo because you are searching under the route folder.
‫And as a result of the search, this fire with the permission of 600 was found under the route folder.