usage: find [-name <pattern>] [--xurl] [--childcount] [--purge <n> ] [--count] [-s] [-d] [-f] [-0] [-1] [-ctime +<n>|-<n>] [-m] [-x <key>=<val>] [-p <key>] [-b] [-c %tags] [-layoutstripes <n>] <path>
-f -d : find files(-f) or directories (-d) in <path>
-name <pattern> : find by name or wildcard match
-x <key>=<val> : find entries with <key>=<val>
-0 : find 0-size files
-g : find files with mixed scheduling groups
-p <key> : additionally print the value of <key> for each entry
-b : query the server balance of the files found
-c %tags : find all files with inconsistencies defined by %tags [ see help of 'file check' command]
-s : run as a subcommand (in silent mode)
-ctime +<n> : find files older than <n> days
-ctime -<n> : find files younger than <n> days
-layoutstripes <n> : apply new layout with <n> stripes to all files found
--maxdepth <n> : descend only <n> levels
-1 : find files which are atleast 1 hour old
--stripediff : find files which have not the nominal number of stripes(replicas)
--faultyacl : find directories with illegal ACLs
--count : just print global counters for files/dirs found
--xurl : print the XRootD URL instead of the path name
--childcount : print the number of children in each directory
--purge <n> | atomic
: remove versioned files keeping <n> versions - to remove all old versions use --purge 0 ! To
apply the settings of the extended attribute definition use <n>=-1! To remove all atomic upload
left-overs older than a day user --purge atomic
default : find files and directories
find [--nrep] [--nunlink] [--size] [--fileinfo] [--online] [--hosts] [--partition] [--fid] [--fs] [--checksum] [--ctime] [--mtime] [--uid] [--gid] <path>
: find files and print out the requested meta data as key value pairs
path=file:... : do a find in the local file system (options ignored) - 'file:' is the current working directory
path=root:... : do a find on a plain XRootD server (options ignored) - does not work on native XRootD clusters
path=as3:... : do a find on an S3 bucket
path=... : all other paths are considered to be EOS paths!