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I need to do a du search that only grabs certain subfolders. For example, here is the directory structure:
du -b
0 ./678
21 ./679/536/Content_Repository_PoC_-_Main
73 ./Content_Repository_PoC_-_C-CDN_JIT_Packaging/679/536
255034 ./PoC_-_C-CDN_JIT_Packaging/680/13/processed_3348d8a9-a
201034 ./PoC_-_C-CDN_JIT_Packaging/683/13/processed_cec582f5-1
208034 ./PoCx/225/processed_cec27825-1
I need it to return the sum total ONLY of the subfolders with the word "processed" in the subfolder name (so in this example, only the bottom three). I can expect a massive number of positive results.
In other words, rather than du --exclude='processed*'
, I would want something like
du --exclude!='processed*'
Thank you, but with that find command I received "find: Arguments to -type should contain only one letter." I should note this is on Red Hat Enterprise 6.6. – CaptainSkyfish – 2017-10-24T15:35:56.050
I actually ended up getting it to work with a modified "find -name processed* -exec du -bs {} +" – CaptainSkyfish – 2017-10-24T16:03:17.513
Fixed the commands... mean
find -type d
– xenoid – 2017-10-24T20:06:55.990