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How to search for large directory containing thousands of files?


Distributing thousands of files over subfoldersHow to exclude hidden files in recursive chmod?How can I run a script recursively in a directoryFind Directory if Number of files is over XSearch for files inside multiple subdirectories and zip directoriesHow to erase directories that contain less than a certain number of filesHow to remove files and folders underneath a specific folderfind + how to verify that all files and folders are with groups and owner hdfs:hadoopIn Linux, how can I find all sub-folders within a specific directory that do not contain a specific file?How to copy files from HDFS recursive to the local file system













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Under the folder



/grid/sdh/hadoop/yarn/local/usercache/hdfs/appcache


we have more than 100 recursive folders.



One of the folders contain thousands of files.
Is it possible to identify this folder?



I am asking because this one folder that contains the thousands of files
and we may have a problem that we can't remove the files there because of the thousands of files.










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  • could be thousand or more , in this folder for example if you type ls , then it not return the output because the huge files

    – yael
    yesterday











  • Have you run fsck just to make sure that your filesystem is not corrupted?

    – John1024
    yesterday











  • no we not run , but why you think about this direction ?

    – yael
    yesterday











  • Because if ls fails in the directory, one possible cause is a corrupted filesystem. fsck checks for filesystem corruption.

    – John1024
    yesterday











  • With some file systems, the size of the directory files can give an indication of how many entries they have without having to list their content.

    – Stéphane Chazelas
    yesterday















0















Under the folder



/grid/sdh/hadoop/yarn/local/usercache/hdfs/appcache


we have more than 100 recursive folders.



One of the folders contain thousands of files.
Is it possible to identify this folder?



I am asking because this one folder that contains the thousands of files
and we may have a problem that we can't remove the files there because of the thousands of files.










share|improve this question
























  • could be thousand or more , in this folder for example if you type ls , then it not return the output because the huge files

    – yael
    yesterday











  • Have you run fsck just to make sure that your filesystem is not corrupted?

    – John1024
    yesterday











  • no we not run , but why you think about this direction ?

    – yael
    yesterday











  • Because if ls fails in the directory, one possible cause is a corrupted filesystem. fsck checks for filesystem corruption.

    – John1024
    yesterday











  • With some file systems, the size of the directory files can give an indication of how many entries they have without having to list their content.

    – Stéphane Chazelas
    yesterday













0












0








0


1






Under the folder



/grid/sdh/hadoop/yarn/local/usercache/hdfs/appcache


we have more than 100 recursive folders.



One of the folders contain thousands of files.
Is it possible to identify this folder?



I am asking because this one folder that contains the thousands of files
and we may have a problem that we can't remove the files there because of the thousands of files.










share|improve this question
















Under the folder



/grid/sdh/hadoop/yarn/local/usercache/hdfs/appcache


we have more than 100 recursive folders.



One of the folders contain thousands of files.
Is it possible to identify this folder?



I am asking because this one folder that contains the thousands of files
and we may have a problem that we can't remove the files there because of the thousands of files.







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  • could be thousand or more , in this folder for example if you type ls , then it not return the output because the huge files

    – yael
    yesterday











  • Have you run fsck just to make sure that your filesystem is not corrupted?

    – John1024
    yesterday











  • no we not run , but why you think about this direction ?

    – yael
    yesterday











  • Because if ls fails in the directory, one possible cause is a corrupted filesystem. fsck checks for filesystem corruption.

    – John1024
    yesterday











  • With some file systems, the size of the directory files can give an indication of how many entries they have without having to list their content.

    – Stéphane Chazelas
    yesterday

















  • could be thousand or more , in this folder for example if you type ls , then it not return the output because the huge files

    – yael
    yesterday











  • Have you run fsck just to make sure that your filesystem is not corrupted?

    – John1024
    yesterday











  • no we not run , but why you think about this direction ?

    – yael
    yesterday











  • Because if ls fails in the directory, one possible cause is a corrupted filesystem. fsck checks for filesystem corruption.

    – John1024
    yesterday











  • With some file systems, the size of the directory files can give an indication of how many entries they have without having to list their content.

    – Stéphane Chazelas
    yesterday
















could be thousand or more , in this folder for example if you type ls , then it not return the output because the huge files

– yael
yesterday





could be thousand or more , in this folder for example if you type ls , then it not return the output because the huge files

– yael
yesterday













Have you run fsck just to make sure that your filesystem is not corrupted?

– John1024
yesterday





Have you run fsck just to make sure that your filesystem is not corrupted?

– John1024
yesterday













no we not run , but why you think about this direction ?

– yael
yesterday





no we not run , but why you think about this direction ?

– yael
yesterday













Because if ls fails in the directory, one possible cause is a corrupted filesystem. fsck checks for filesystem corruption.

– John1024
yesterday





Because if ls fails in the directory, one possible cause is a corrupted filesystem. fsck checks for filesystem corruption.

– John1024
yesterday













With some file systems, the size of the directory files can give an indication of how many entries they have without having to list their content.

– Stéphane Chazelas
yesterday





With some file systems, the size of the directory files can give an indication of how many entries they have without having to list their content.

– Stéphane Chazelas
yesterday










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The number of items in a directory may be counted using



set -- *


This sets the positional parameters ($1, $2, etc.) to the names in the current directory.
The number of names that * expands to is found in $#. If you use the bash shell and set the dotglob shell option, this will additionally count hidden names.



Using this to find directories under /grid/sdh/hadoop/yarn/local/usercache/hdfs/appcache that contain more than 1000 names:



find /grid/sdh/hadoop/yarn/local/usercache/hdfs/appcache 
-type d -exec bash -O dotglob -c '
for pathname do
set -- "$pathname"/*
if [ "$#" -gt 1000 ]; then
printf "%dt%sn" "$#" "$pathname"
fi
done' bash +


This expands the * shell glob in each found directory and outputs the pathname of the directory if there are more than 1000 names in it, along with the number of names. It does this by executing a short bash script for batches of directories. The script will loop over each batch of directories and for each, it will expand the * glob inside it to count the number of entries. An if statement then triggers printf if appropriate.



Note that if a directory contains millions of names, then it may take a bit of time to actually expand the * glob in that directory.






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  • do we need to run "set -- *" before we run your find code?

    – yael
    yesterday











  • @yael No, that is not necessary. That was just a bit of explaining the way that the embedded bash script works that find calls.

    – Kusalananda
    yesterday












  • so when you say "names" it include folders and files - am I correct ? ( I mean also if we have more the 1000 folders under folder , it will print it

    – yael
    yesterday












  • @yael Yes, it would include the names of any entry in the directory.

    – Kusalananda
    yesterday


















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On a GNU system



(export LC_ALL=C
find /grid/sdh/hadoop/yarn/local/usercache/hdfs/appcache -print0 |
tr 'n' 'n' |
sed 's|/[^/]*$||' |
sort |
uniq -c |
sort -rn |
head |
tr 'z' 'n')


Would list the 10 directories with the most entries.



If the directories have so many files than even listing them would be too expensive, you can try and guess which they are without entering them by looking at their size.



 find /grid/sdh/hadoop/yarn/local/usercache/hdfs/appcache -type d 
-size +10000000c -print -prune


Would list the directories that are more than 10MB large and not enter them.






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    The number of items in a directory may be counted using



    set -- *


    This sets the positional parameters ($1, $2, etc.) to the names in the current directory.
    The number of names that * expands to is found in $#. If you use the bash shell and set the dotglob shell option, this will additionally count hidden names.



    Using this to find directories under /grid/sdh/hadoop/yarn/local/usercache/hdfs/appcache that contain more than 1000 names:



    find /grid/sdh/hadoop/yarn/local/usercache/hdfs/appcache 
    -type d -exec bash -O dotglob -c '
    for pathname do
    set -- "$pathname"/*
    if [ "$#" -gt 1000 ]; then
    printf "%dt%sn" "$#" "$pathname"
    fi
    done' bash +


    This expands the * shell glob in each found directory and outputs the pathname of the directory if there are more than 1000 names in it, along with the number of names. It does this by executing a short bash script for batches of directories. The script will loop over each batch of directories and for each, it will expand the * glob inside it to count the number of entries. An if statement then triggers printf if appropriate.



    Note that if a directory contains millions of names, then it may take a bit of time to actually expand the * glob in that directory.






    share|improve this answer

























    • do we need to run "set -- *" before we run your find code?

      – yael
      yesterday











    • @yael No, that is not necessary. That was just a bit of explaining the way that the embedded bash script works that find calls.

      – Kusalananda
      yesterday












    • so when you say "names" it include folders and files - am I correct ? ( I mean also if we have more the 1000 folders under folder , it will print it

      – yael
      yesterday












    • @yael Yes, it would include the names of any entry in the directory.

      – Kusalananda
      yesterday















    2














    The number of items in a directory may be counted using



    set -- *


    This sets the positional parameters ($1, $2, etc.) to the names in the current directory.
    The number of names that * expands to is found in $#. If you use the bash shell and set the dotglob shell option, this will additionally count hidden names.



    Using this to find directories under /grid/sdh/hadoop/yarn/local/usercache/hdfs/appcache that contain more than 1000 names:



    find /grid/sdh/hadoop/yarn/local/usercache/hdfs/appcache 
    -type d -exec bash -O dotglob -c '
    for pathname do
    set -- "$pathname"/*
    if [ "$#" -gt 1000 ]; then
    printf "%dt%sn" "$#" "$pathname"
    fi
    done' bash +


    This expands the * shell glob in each found directory and outputs the pathname of the directory if there are more than 1000 names in it, along with the number of names. It does this by executing a short bash script for batches of directories. The script will loop over each batch of directories and for each, it will expand the * glob inside it to count the number of entries. An if statement then triggers printf if appropriate.



    Note that if a directory contains millions of names, then it may take a bit of time to actually expand the * glob in that directory.






    share|improve this answer

























    • do we need to run "set -- *" before we run your find code?

      – yael
      yesterday











    • @yael No, that is not necessary. That was just a bit of explaining the way that the embedded bash script works that find calls.

      – Kusalananda
      yesterday












    • so when you say "names" it include folders and files - am I correct ? ( I mean also if we have more the 1000 folders under folder , it will print it

      – yael
      yesterday












    • @yael Yes, it would include the names of any entry in the directory.

      – Kusalananda
      yesterday













    2












    2








    2







    The number of items in a directory may be counted using



    set -- *


    This sets the positional parameters ($1, $2, etc.) to the names in the current directory.
    The number of names that * expands to is found in $#. If you use the bash shell and set the dotglob shell option, this will additionally count hidden names.



    Using this to find directories under /grid/sdh/hadoop/yarn/local/usercache/hdfs/appcache that contain more than 1000 names:



    find /grid/sdh/hadoop/yarn/local/usercache/hdfs/appcache 
    -type d -exec bash -O dotglob -c '
    for pathname do
    set -- "$pathname"/*
    if [ "$#" -gt 1000 ]; then
    printf "%dt%sn" "$#" "$pathname"
    fi
    done' bash +


    This expands the * shell glob in each found directory and outputs the pathname of the directory if there are more than 1000 names in it, along with the number of names. It does this by executing a short bash script for batches of directories. The script will loop over each batch of directories and for each, it will expand the * glob inside it to count the number of entries. An if statement then triggers printf if appropriate.



    Note that if a directory contains millions of names, then it may take a bit of time to actually expand the * glob in that directory.






    share|improve this answer















    The number of items in a directory may be counted using



    set -- *


    This sets the positional parameters ($1, $2, etc.) to the names in the current directory.
    The number of names that * expands to is found in $#. If you use the bash shell and set the dotglob shell option, this will additionally count hidden names.



    Using this to find directories under /grid/sdh/hadoop/yarn/local/usercache/hdfs/appcache that contain more than 1000 names:



    find /grid/sdh/hadoop/yarn/local/usercache/hdfs/appcache 
    -type d -exec bash -O dotglob -c '
    for pathname do
    set -- "$pathname"/*
    if [ "$#" -gt 1000 ]; then
    printf "%dt%sn" "$#" "$pathname"
    fi
    done' bash +


    This expands the * shell glob in each found directory and outputs the pathname of the directory if there are more than 1000 names in it, along with the number of names. It does this by executing a short bash script for batches of directories. The script will loop over each batch of directories and for each, it will expand the * glob inside it to count the number of entries. An if statement then triggers printf if appropriate.



    Note that if a directory contains millions of names, then it may take a bit of time to actually expand the * glob in that directory.







    share|improve this answer














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    • do we need to run "set -- *" before we run your find code?

      – yael
      yesterday











    • @yael No, that is not necessary. That was just a bit of explaining the way that the embedded bash script works that find calls.

      – Kusalananda
      yesterday












    • so when you say "names" it include folders and files - am I correct ? ( I mean also if we have more the 1000 folders under folder , it will print it

      – yael
      yesterday












    • @yael Yes, it would include the names of any entry in the directory.

      – Kusalananda
      yesterday

















    • do we need to run "set -- *" before we run your find code?

      – yael
      yesterday











    • @yael No, that is not necessary. That was just a bit of explaining the way that the embedded bash script works that find calls.

      – Kusalananda
      yesterday












    • so when you say "names" it include folders and files - am I correct ? ( I mean also if we have more the 1000 folders under folder , it will print it

      – yael
      yesterday












    • @yael Yes, it would include the names of any entry in the directory.

      – Kusalananda
      yesterday
















    do we need to run "set -- *" before we run your find code?

    – yael
    yesterday





    do we need to run "set -- *" before we run your find code?

    – yael
    yesterday













    @yael No, that is not necessary. That was just a bit of explaining the way that the embedded bash script works that find calls.

    – Kusalananda
    yesterday






    @yael No, that is not necessary. That was just a bit of explaining the way that the embedded bash script works that find calls.

    – Kusalananda
    yesterday














    so when you say "names" it include folders and files - am I correct ? ( I mean also if we have more the 1000 folders under folder , it will print it

    – yael
    yesterday






    so when you say "names" it include folders and files - am I correct ? ( I mean also if we have more the 1000 folders under folder , it will print it

    – yael
    yesterday














    @yael Yes, it would include the names of any entry in the directory.

    – Kusalananda
    yesterday





    @yael Yes, it would include the names of any entry in the directory.

    – Kusalananda
    yesterday













    1














    On a GNU system



    (export LC_ALL=C
    find /grid/sdh/hadoop/yarn/local/usercache/hdfs/appcache -print0 |
    tr 'n' 'n' |
    sed 's|/[^/]*$||' |
    sort |
    uniq -c |
    sort -rn |
    head |
    tr 'z' 'n')


    Would list the 10 directories with the most entries.



    If the directories have so many files than even listing them would be too expensive, you can try and guess which they are without entering them by looking at their size.



     find /grid/sdh/hadoop/yarn/local/usercache/hdfs/appcache -type d 
    -size +10000000c -print -prune


    Would list the directories that are more than 10MB large and not enter them.






    share|improve this answer





























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      On a GNU system



      (export LC_ALL=C
      find /grid/sdh/hadoop/yarn/local/usercache/hdfs/appcache -print0 |
      tr 'n' 'n' |
      sed 's|/[^/]*$||' |
      sort |
      uniq -c |
      sort -rn |
      head |
      tr 'z' 'n')


      Would list the 10 directories with the most entries.



      If the directories have so many files than even listing them would be too expensive, you can try and guess which they are without entering them by looking at their size.



       find /grid/sdh/hadoop/yarn/local/usercache/hdfs/appcache -type d 
      -size +10000000c -print -prune


      Would list the directories that are more than 10MB large and not enter them.






      share|improve this answer



























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        On a GNU system



        (export LC_ALL=C
        find /grid/sdh/hadoop/yarn/local/usercache/hdfs/appcache -print0 |
        tr 'n' 'n' |
        sed 's|/[^/]*$||' |
        sort |
        uniq -c |
        sort -rn |
        head |
        tr 'z' 'n')


        Would list the 10 directories with the most entries.



        If the directories have so many files than even listing them would be too expensive, you can try and guess which they are without entering them by looking at their size.



         find /grid/sdh/hadoop/yarn/local/usercache/hdfs/appcache -type d 
        -size +10000000c -print -prune


        Would list the directories that are more than 10MB large and not enter them.






        share|improve this answer















        On a GNU system



        (export LC_ALL=C
        find /grid/sdh/hadoop/yarn/local/usercache/hdfs/appcache -print0 |
        tr 'n' 'n' |
        sed 's|/[^/]*$||' |
        sort |
        uniq -c |
        sort -rn |
        head |
        tr 'z' 'n')


        Would list the 10 directories with the most entries.



        If the directories have so many files than even listing them would be too expensive, you can try and guess which they are without entering them by looking at their size.



         find /grid/sdh/hadoop/yarn/local/usercache/hdfs/appcache -type d 
        -size +10000000c -print -prune


        Would list the directories that are more than 10MB large and not enter them.







        share|improve this answer














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