I've been searching for commands that would print the list of filenames that contain a specific string, regardless if the string is part of a bigger string.
So for instance, say there's a directory with files "DABC.txt", "ABC.txt", "ABC", and "CDA.txt". Then if I want to search for all filenames that contain the word "ABC", the command I'm looking for should print out "DABC.txt", "ABC.txt", and "ABC".
I thought find -name would work here, but it only prints out filenames with an exact string that matches the keyword; it does not print out filenames that contain the keyword as a part of a string of the filename, not the whole string by itself. (Like "DABC.txt")
Would there be an alternative for this? Thanks in advance.
its pretty simple
list files using ls ss64, man7
ls -lrt *ABC*
list directory using ls
ls -ld *ABC*
using ls and grep
ls -l | grep -i "ABC"
using find command
find . -name '*abc*'
using case insensitive search in find
find . -iname '*abc*'