Finding Files of a Specific Type
You may want to perform a find operation to produce a list of files only and not include directories in the operation. The following find is similar to what we performed earlier, but this time it produces a list of files only. This is achieved by specifying that we are looking for type f for files:
# find /home -type f -print
/home/httpd/apache/doc/manual.ps.gz
/home/httpd/cgi-bin/HelpIndex
/home/httpd/cgi-bin/HelpScreen
/home/httpd/html/dt/dt.html
/home/httpd/html/dt/dt.html.idx
/home/httpd/html/dt/dt.index
/home/httpd/html/dt/expert.gif
/home/httpd/html/dt/hint.gif
/home/httpd/html/dt/index.gif
/home/httpd/html/dt/info2.gif
/home/httpd/html/dt/note.gif
/home/httpd/html/dt/sysadm.gif
/home/httpd/html/dt/up.gif
/home/httpd/html/dt/warning.gif
/home/ftp/bin/gzip
/home/ftp/bin/ls
/home/ftp/bin/tar
/home/ftp/etc/group
/home/ftp/etc/passwd
/home/col/.bashrc
/home/col/.cshrc
/home/col/.login
/home/col/.profile
/home/col/lg/lg_layouts/User
/home/col/lg/lg3_prefs
/home/col/lg/lg3_soundPref
/home/col/lg/lg3_startup
You can search for a variety of different types such as f for a file as shown in the example, b for a block special file, l for a symbolic link, and so on.
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