lostfile(1) lostfile(1) NAME lostfiles - Find orphaned files not owned by any packages. USAGE lostfiles [-s] [-z] DESCRIPTION Lostfiles compares pacman's database of package owned files to the contents of actual filesystem and reports files that are not owned by a package. Useful for identifying non-native files. OPTIONS -s Run in strict mode which aims to be more verbose ignoring less. -z Print and sort by size of matches. USER-DEFINED EXCLUDES /etc/lostfiles.conf can be customized with a list of paths to include and exclude when running in relaxed mode. Each line beginning with a plus (+) or minus (-) sign, followed by an absolute path, will respectively include or exclude that path from the results. An asterisk (*) wildcard can be used as a placeholder matching any string. Additionally, more complicated exclusion filters can be expressed by a line beginning with a dollar ($) sign, followed by command-line arguments to pass to the find utility. Finally, lines beginning with a number sign (#) are interpreted as comments. CONTRIBUTE Users wishing to contribute to this code, should fork and send a pull request. Source is freely available at: o https://github.com/graysky2/lostfiles AUTHORS Current maintainer: o graysky Past major contributors: o Joan Bruguera (joanbrugueram AT gmail DOT com) o Mircea Bardac (dev AT mircea.bardac.net) o Modified by Jan Janssen, graysky, karol, asdffdsa, iceram, and others. 23 October 2020 lostfile(1)