Exclude directories from searching entire system

2018-06-27 23:06:45

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How to exclude a directory in find . command 32 answers

You can add conditions that would exclude directories:

find . '!' -path './dir1/*' '!' -path './dir2/*' ...

To be more precise also exclude the directory themselves:

find . '!' -path './dir1' '!' -path './dir2' '!' -path './dir1/*' '!' -path './dir2/*' ...

You can also use regex:

find . -regextype posix-extended -not -regex '[.]/dir(1|2)(/.*)?' ...

You can also use -not instead of ! but it's not POSIX compliant.

-wholename is synonymous to -path but it's not POSIX compliant.

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