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stat

List of commands for stat:

- stat
stat:tldr:20e0b stat: Display properties about a specific file such as size, permissions, creation and access dates among others without labels.

$ stat --terse ${filename}

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stat:tldr:253cf stat: Show only octal file permissions.

$ stat --format="%a %n" ${filename}

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stat:tldr:2a1fd stat: Display properties about a specific file such as size, permissions, creation and access dates among others.

$ stat ${filename}

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stat:tldr:33aad stat: Show the owner and group of a specific file.

$ stat --format="%U %G" ${filename}

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stat:tldr:9d320 stat: Same as above but verbose (more similar to Linux's `stat`).

$ stat -x ${filename}

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stat:tldr:bee1c stat: Display information about the filesystem where a specific file is located.

$ stat --file-system ${filename}

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stat:tldr:c86f5 stat: Show the size of a specific file in bytes.

$ stat --format="%s %n" ${filename}

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stat:tldr:d652b stat: Show owner and group of the file.

$ stat -f "%Su %Sg" ${filename}

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stat:tldr:d6c40 stat: Show only octal file permissions.

$ stat -f %Mp%Lp ${filename}

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stat:tldr:e6c17 stat: Show the size of the file in bytes.

$ stat -f "%z %N" ${filename}

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