Best Answer: How Do I Check If a File Is Zero Byte in Unix?
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How do you find a zero byte in Unix?

Zero size files

  1. The ./ means start searching from the current directory. If you want to find files from another directory then replace the ./ with the path to needed directory. …
  2. The -type f flag is specifies to find only files.
  3. The -size 0 and -empty flags is specifies to find zero length files.

21 февр. 2015 г.

How do I check the size of a file in Unix bytes?

Getting file size using find command

find “/etc/passwd” -printf “%s” find “/etc/passwd” -printf “%sn” fileName=”/etc/hosts” mysize=$(find “$fileName” -printf “%s”) printf “File %s size = %dn” $fileName $mysize echo “${fileName} size is ${mysize} bytes.”

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