1 .TH lfs-find 1 "2018-01-24" Lustre "user utilities"
3 lfs-find \- Lustre client utility to list files with specific attributes
5 .B lfs find \fR<\fIdirectory\fR|\fIfilename \fR...>
6 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--atime\fR|\fB-A\fR [\fB-+\fR]\fIn\fR]
7 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--blocks\fR|\fB-b\fR [\fB+-\fR]\fIn\fR]
8 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--ctime\fR|\fB-C\fR [\fB+-\fR]\fIn\fR]
9 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--component-count|\fB--comp-count\fR [\fB+-\fR]\fIn\fR]
10 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--component-end|\fB--comp-end\fR|\fB-E\fR [\fB+-\fR]\fIn\fR[\fBKMGTPE\fR]]
11 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--component-flags|\fB--comp-flags\fR <[^]\fIflag\fB,\fR...>]
12 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--component-start|\fB--comp-start\fR [\fB+-\fR]\fIn\fR[\fBKMGTPE\fR]]
13 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--mirror-count|\fB-N\fR [\fB+-\fR]\fIn\fR]
14 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--mirror-state\fR <[^]\fIstate\fR>]
15 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--gid\fR|\fB-g\fR|\fB--group\fR|\fB-G\fR <\fIgname\fR>|<\fIgid\fR>]
16 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--layout\fR|\fB-L mdt\fR,\fBraid0\fR,\fBreleased\fR]
17 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--gid\fR|\fB-g\fR|\fB--group\fR|\fB-G\fR <\fIgname\fR>|<\fIgid\fR>]
18 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--layout\fR|\fB-L mdt\fR,\fBraid0\fR,\fBreleased\fR]
20 [\fB--maxdepth\fR|\fB-D\fI n\fR]
21 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--mdt\fR|\fB--mdt-index\fR|\fB-m\fR <\fIuuid\fR|\fIindex\fR,...>]
22 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--mdt-count\fR|\fB-T\fR [\fB+-\fR]\fIn\fR]
23 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--mdt-hash\fR|\fB-H <\fIhashtype\fR>]
24 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--mtime\fR|\fB-M\fR [\fB-+\fR]\fIn\fR]
25 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--name\fR|\fB-n <\fIpattern\fR>]
26 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--ost\fR|\fB-O\fR <\fIuuid\fR|\fIindex\fR,...>]
27 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--pool\fR <\fIpool\fR>]
28 [\fB--print\fR|\fB-P\fR]
29 [\fB--print0\fR|\fB-0\fR]
30 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--projid\fR |<\fIprojid\fR>]
31 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--size|\fB-s\fR [\fB-+\fR]\fIn\fR[\fBKMGTPE\fR]]
32 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--stripe-count|\fB-c\fR [\fB+-\fR]\fIn\fR]
33 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--stripe-index|\fB-i\fR \fIn\fR,...]
34 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--stripe-size|\fB-S\fR [\fB+-\fR]\fIn\fR[\fBKMG\fR]]
35 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--type\fR|\fB-t\fR {\fBbcdflps\fR}]
36 [[\fB!\fR] \fB--uid\fR|\fB-u\fR|\fB--user\fR|\fB-U
37 <\fIuname\fR>|<\fIuid>\fR]
40 is similar to the standard
42 utility and is used to list files and directories with specific attributes,
43 both regular POSIX attributes such as ownership, timestamps, and size using
46 as well as Lustre-specific attributes such as stripe count and size,
47 OST and MDT location, and composite layout attributes.
51 File was last accessed \fIn\fR*24 hours ago.
54 Blocks allocated by the file is \fIn\fR kibibytes (if no units are given),
55 \fIn\fR 512-byte \fBb\fRlocks, or \fBK\fRibi-, \fBM\fRebi-, \fBG\fRibi-,
56 \fBT\fRebi-, \fBP\fRebi-, or \fBE\fRbi-bytes if that suffix is given.
59 File's status was last changed \fIn\fR*24 hours ago.
61 .BR --component-count | --comp-count
62 The file has \fIn\fR components in its layout.
64 .BR --component-end | --comp-end
65 The file has component end offset \fIn\fR (in bytes) for any component.
67 .BR --component-flags | --comp-flags
68 The file has components with the specified
72 is used, print only components not matching
74 Multiple flags can be specified, separated by commas. Valid flag names are:
78 Component has been initialized (has allocated OST objects).
81 Replicated (mirrored) components that do not have up-to-date data. Stale
82 components will not be used for read or write operations, and need to be
85 before they can be accessed again.
88 Replicated (mirrored) components that are preferred for read or write.
89 For example, because they are located on SSD-based OSTs, or are more
90 local on the network to clients.
93 .BR --component-start | --comp-start
94 The file has component start offset \fIn\fR (in bytes) for any component.
96 .BR --mirror-count | -N
97 The file has \fIn\fR mirrors in its layout.
100 The file has a state of
104 is used, print only files not matching
106 Only one state can be specified. Valid state name is:
110 The mirrored file is in read-only state. All of the mirrors contain
114 The mirrored file is in a state of being written.
117 The mirrored file is in a state of being resynchronized.
120 File has a foreign (non-Lustre/free format) layout and is of the given
122 if specified. Presently only
126 are defined types, though 32-bit numeric types can also be used.
129 File has specified numeric group ID.
132 File belongs to specified group, numeric group ID allowed.
135 File has a layout of the given type, one of:
139 Traditional Lustre RAID-0 striping format.
142 HSM-archived files that are not resident in the filesystem.
145 Files that have the first data component on an MDT.
149 Use file size and blocks from MDT, if available, to avoid extra RPCs.
152 Limits find to decend at most \fIn\fR levels of directory tree.
154 .BR --mdt | --mdt-index | -m
155 File or directory inode is located on the specified MDT(s).
158 DNE striped directory uses the given filename hashing function, one of:
162 The Fowler\-Noll\-Vo hash function, which is a simple and efficient hash.
165 Simple hash function that sums all of the characters in the filename.
166 This is mostly for testing, or if it is known that filenames will use
167 sequential filenames.
171 The DNE striped directory has the given number of MDT shards.
174 File's data was last modified \fIn\fR*24 hours ago.
177 Filename matches the given filename, or regular expression using
180 file name regular expressions and wildcards.
183 File has an object on the specified OST(s). The OST names can be specified
184 using the whole OST target name, or just the OST index number. If multiple
185 OSTs are given in a comma-separated list, the file may have an object on
186 any of the given OSTs. Specifying multiple OSTs allows scanning the
187 filesystem only once when migrating objects off the OSTs for evacuation
188 and replacement using
192 Layout was created with the specified
194 name. For composite files, this may match the pool of any component.
196 Prints the file or directory name to standard output if it matches
197 all specified parameters, one file per line with a trailing linefeed.
198 This is the default behaviour for any matching files.
201 Print full file name to standard output if it matches the specified
202 parameters, followed by a NUL character. This is for use together with
206 option to handle filenames with embedded spaces or other special characters.
209 File has specified numeric project ID.
212 File size is \fIn\fR bytes, or \fBK\fRibi-, \fBM\fRebi-,
213 \fBG\fRibi-, \fBT\fRebi-, \fBP\fRebi-, or \fBE\fRbi-bytes if a
216 .BR --stripe-count | -c
217 File has \fIn\fR stripes allocated. For composite files, this
218 matches the stripe count of the last initialized component.
220 .BR --stripe-index | -i
221 File has stripe on OST index \fIn\fR. Multiple OST indices can be
222 specified in a comma-separated list, which indicates that the file
223 has a stripe on \fIany\fR of the specified OSTs. This allows a
224 single namespace scan for files on multiple different OSTs, if there
225 are multiple OSTs that are being replaced.
227 .BR --stripe-size | -S
228 Stripe size is \fIn\fR bytes, or \fBK\fRibi-, \fBM\fRebi-,
229 \fBG\fRibi-, \fBT\fRebi-, \fBP\fRebi-, or \fBE\fRbi-abytes if a
230 suffix is given. For composite files, this matches the stripe
231 size of the last initialized non-extension component.
234 File has type: \fBb\fRlock, \fBc\fRharacter, \fBd\fRirectory,
235 \fBf\fRile, \fBp\fRipe, sym\fBl\fRink, or \fBs\fRocket.
238 File has specified numeric user ID.
241 File owned by specified user, numeric user ID also allowed.
243 Specifying \fB!\fR before an option negates its meaning (\fIfiles
244 NOT matching the parameter\fR). Using \fB+\fR before a numeric
245 value means 'more than \fIn\fR', while \fB-\fR before a numeric value
246 means 'less than \fIn\fR'. If neither is used, it means 'equal to
247 \fIn\fR', within the bounds of the unit specified (if any).
249 Numeric suffixes are in binary SI (power-of-two) units.
251 For compatibility with
253 it is possible to specify long options with either a single or double
256 The order of parameters does not affect how the files are matched.
258 will first scan the directory for any specified filename, and then fetch
259 MDT inode attributes for each matching filename. If it can make a
260 positive or negative decision for a file based only on the MDT attributes
261 (e.g. newer than specified time, user/group/project ID) it will not fetch
262 the OST object attributes for that file.
265 .B $ lfs find /mnt/lustre
266 Efficiently lists all files in a given directory and its subdirectories,
267 without fetching any file attributes.
269 .B $ lfs find /mnt/lustre -mtime +30 -type f -print
270 Recursively list all regular files in given directory more than 30 days old.
272 .B $ lfs find /mnt/lustre/test -o OST0002,OST0003 -print0 | lfs_migrate -y
273 Recursively find all files in
275 that have objects on OST0002 or OST0003 and migrate them to other OSTs. See
279 .B $ lfs find -name "*.mpg" --component-count +3 /mnt/lustre
280 Recursively list all files ending with
282 that have more than 3 components.
284 .B $ lfs find --component-flags=init,prefer,^stale /mnt/lustre
285 Recursively list all files that have at least one component with both 'init'
286 and 'prefer' flags set, and doesn't have flag 'stale' set.
288 .B $ lfs find --mirror-count +2 /mnt/lustre
289 Recursively list all mirrored files that have more than 2 mirrors.
291 .B $ lfs find ! --mirror-state=ro /mnt/lustre
292 Recursively list all out-of-sync mirrored files.
296 command isn't as comprehensive as
298 In particular, it doesn't support complex boolean expressions with
300 (logical OR), only logical AND of all expressions. The order that parameters
301 are specified does not affect how the files are matched.
305 command is part of the Lustre filesystem.
308 .BR lfs-getstripe (1),
309 .BR lfs-getdirstripe (1),