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How do I use the find command to find certain sized files?
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You can use the find command to find a certain size of file(s) in your account.
Here is an example:
find . \( -path './proc' -prune \) -o \( -size +10485760c -exec ls -l {} \; \)
The above command will find all files over 10 megabytes in size, which is 1024x1024x10.
find . \( -path './proc' -prune \) -o \( -size +52428800c -exec ls -l {} \; \)
The above command will find all files over 50 megabytes in size, which is 1024x1024x50.
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