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I m looking for a Linux command to go through all the directories on my server and find all .htaccess files. The output would be a list of all those files with full path, creation/modification date and filesize.

Answer 1

find / -name ".htaccess" -print

Replace / with the root folder you like to start searching, in case you don t want to search the whole file system.

Wikipedia has an article about find, which also links to its man page.

Answer 2

It s easy with the find command.

find / -name .htaccess -exec ls -l {} ;

This will print the name, and the file details according to ls -l. Note that this is starting the search under /, which may take a long time. You might want to specify a different folder to search.

Answer 3

Another simple way to achieve:

locate .htaccess

Answer 4

find -name .htaccess

Answer 5

Could be as simple as

ls -l $(locate .htaccess)

if updatedb has run recently.

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