linuxcomparefilesize

Want to check file sizes in a Linux system? Check out this blog post to learn how to do so using four different commands: du, ls, stat, and wc.

Check File size with du command in Linux ... The most efficient way to check file size in Linux is using du command. Open the terminal. Change into the directory ...

2013年3月24日 — I used the command stat -f %z $1 to get the file size and it works on OS X. Depending on your Linux distribution, you might need a different ...

2014年4月28日 — How do compare file sizes of two files, then do something only if the two files are of different sizes, in Bash? bash · filesize · stat · Share.

2014年11月30日 — I'm fine to compare at least the presence of files but comparing size and date in the same run is even better. I'm aware of solutions like diff ...

2011年11月12日 — I would prefer stat -c '%s' to get a file's size. wc is a good to count lines though.

2018年10月22日 — You can use the stat(1) command to find the size of a file given its path. In your example, taking a file path as argument: filesize=$(stat -- ...

2023年8月25日 — Explains how to to get or check the size of a file using bash/ksh/zsh/tcsh shell on a Linux, MacOS, *BSD and Unix-like systems CLI option.

2018年8月31日 — I am a complete noob in scripting, but I need a script that will compare the sizes of two files and give out a warning if one of those files is ...

2011年4月19日 — I need to write a bash script larger X Y that compares the sizes of two specified files X and Y, and reports which file is larger.