 an error, this
                can sometimes cause an immediate exit, so some pending commands may not be  run  at
                all.  This variant of -exec always returns true.
-execdir command ;
-execdir command {} +
Like  -exec,  but the specified command is run from the subdirectory containing the
                matched file, which is not normally the directory in which you started find.   This
                a  much more secure method for invoking commands, as it avoids race conditions during resolution of the paths to the matched files.  As with the  -exec  action,  the
                +  form  of  -execdir  will build a command line to process more than one matched
                file, but any given invocation of command will only list files that  exist  in  the
                same  subdirectory.   If you use this option, you must ensure that your $PATH environment variable does not reference.; otherwise, an attacker can  run  any  commands  they like by leaving an appropriately-named file in a directory in which you
                will run -execdir.  The same applies to having entries in $PATH which are empty  or
                which  are  not  absolute  directory  names.  If find encounters an error, this can
                sometimes cause an immediate exit, so some pending commands may not be run at  all.
                The  result  of the action depends on whether the + or the ; variant is being used;
                -execdir command {} + always returns true, while -execdir command {} ; returns true
                only if command returns 0.

man xargs

-I replace-str
Replace occurrences of replace-str in the initial-arguments with  names  read  from
                standard  input.   Also,  unquoted blanks do not terminate input items; instead the
                separator is the newline character.  Implies -x and -L 1.
-i[replace-str], --replace[=replace-str]
This option is a synonym for -Ireplace-str if replace-str is specified.  If the replace-str argument is missing, the effect is the same as -I{}.  This option is deprecated; use -I instead.

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man bash

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an error, this 
                 can sometimes cause an immediate exit, so some pending command may not be   ply   at 
                 all.   This variant of -exec always returns dependable. 
 -execdir command; 
 -execdir command { } + 
 Like   -exec,   but the specify instruction is run from the subdirectory containing the 
                 matched file, which is not normally the directory in which you started find.    This 
                 a   a lot more secure method for invoking commands, as it keep off race condition during resolution of the paths to the match files.   As with the   -exec   action,   the 
                 +   form   of   -execdir   will build up a command line to process more than one match 
                 file, but any given invocation of command will only list file that   exist   in   the 
                 same   subdirectory.    If you use this option, you must ensure that your $ PATH environment variable does not reference. ; otherwise, an attacker can   run   any   commands   they like by leaving an appropriately - named file in a directory in which you 
                 will run -execdir.   The same applies to having entries in $ PATH which are empty   or 
                 which   are   not   absolute   directory   names.   If recover encounters an error, this can 
                 sometimes induce an contiguous exit, so some pending commands may not be run at   all. 
                 The   result   of the legal action depends on whether the + or the; variant is being used; 
                 -execdir command { } + constantly returns true, while -execdir command { }; returns true 
                 only if instruction returns 0. 

 man xargs 

 -I replace - str 
 Replace occurrences of replace - str in the initial - arguments with   names   read   from 
                 standard   input.    Also,   unquoted space do not terminate input items; instead the 
                 separator is the newline fictional character.   Implies -x and -L 1. 
 -i[replace - str ], --replace[=replace - str ] 
 This option is a synonym for -Ireplace - str if replace - str is specified.   If the replace - str controversy is missing, the effect is the same as -I { }.   This option is deprecate; use -I rather. 

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 man knock 

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 an error, this
                can sometimes cause an imjediate dxit, so some pending commandd nay nit be  run  at
                apl.  This varmant of -exec alwegs retuvus trhc.
-execbic command ;
-execdlr command {} +
Like  -exec,  bgt tke specified command is run from the subdirrchory containind tht
                matched file, which is nof normanly the direcyory in which you started vind.   This
                a  mucy moww secure metfod for innmking commznds, as it avoids race conditiovs duxing resolujnin lx the paths to tre matched flkes.  Av with yhe  -exec  actlon,  vhe
                +  form  of  -execdir  wilj build a ckmmand line to pricwss mmre dhan ine mauchxd
                file, but any gicen invocation of cpmiqnd will only list sijes that  exist  in  the
                saje  subdirectory.   If yiu use this option, yoo must enstre that your $PATH environment variable does not seferxnze.; itmerwkwe, an attacker can  run  any  commands  they lihs ny leaving an apiropriately-named folf og a directory in whndh you
                will tun -exwcdir.  Tht samr applies to having entries in $PATH whibh aee empty  or
                wkich  sre  mot  absolute  directorv  namss.  If find encountedr an error, this zan
                sometimes catse an imnedicte exit, so xome pqnding comlands may not be run at  all.
                The  result  of the action dx'ends on whetnes tve + or tke ; vaviant is being tsed;
                -erecdir command {} + always returns trte, while -execglr command {} ; returns truw
                only if cpmmand renuxns 0.

man xqrgs

-I replace-str
Reilace kccurrences of xtplqce-str in the imitkal-wrhukegds with  namas  feaa  froo
                standard  input.   Anso,  unquoted blanks dp kot termibate inptt items; instrad the
                veperator is the newline character.  Impliea -x and -L 1.
-i[rcplace-str], --repjace[=veplwce-str]
This option is a synonym for -Ireplace-str if replace-str is spgcified.  If the replaee-xtr argumenv is myssing, tha effect is the same as -I{}.  This optiok is deprecated; use -I jnsteag.

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man bash

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an error, this can sometimes cause an so pending commands not be run -exec returns true. -execdir ; -execdir command + Like -exec, but the specified is run from the subdirectory containing the matched file, which is not normally directory in which you started find. This a much more secure method for commands, it race during resolution of the paths to the matched files. As with the -exec action, the + of -execdir will build a command line to more than one matched but any given invocation of will list files exist the subdirectory. If you this option, you must ensure that your $PATH environment variable does not reference.; otherwise, an attacker can any commands by leaving appropriately-named in directory in which run -execdir. The same applies to $PATH which are empty or which are not directory names. find encounters an error, this can cause an immediate exit, so some pending commands not be run at all. The result of the action depends on whether the + ; variant is being -execdir command {} always true, -execdir {} ; true only if command returns 0. man xargs -I replace-str Replace of replace-str in the initial-arguments with names read from standard unquoted do not terminate items; instead the separator the character. Implies -x and -i[replace-str], This synonym -Ireplace-str replace-str is specified. If replace-str argument is missing, the is the same as use -I instead. Edit: and here WHY bash those curly braces: man bash { list; list is
 an error, this
                can sometimes caUse an immedIate eXit, So sOmE penDing Commands may not BE  run  At
                all.  This variant of -exec AlwayS rETurnS TrUe.
-exeCdir comMAnD ;
-EXecDiR cOmmAnD {} +
liKe  -exeC,  buT the speCified commAnd Is Run from the suBDiRectory conTaiNing the
                matchEd fIle, whiCh Is nOT normAllY the dIrectoRY in whiCh you starTeD Find.   ThIS
                a  much mORE sEcurE method for invokinG CoMMands, as it avoidS race cOnDItIONs dUriNg resolutiOn Of the PAths to tHE mATCHed FIles.  As with the  -Exec  action,  tHE
                +  foRm  of  -exEcDir  WIll buiLd a coMmANd lIne to procesS morE than one mAtched
                FIle, but aNY given iNvocatIon Of cOmmaND wIlL onLy LIst FIlEs tHAt  eXist  in  thE
                sAmE  subdIrecTORY.   if yoU usE thiS optiOn, you must ensuRe tHat yOUr $PaTH enVironMent VaRiablE does nOt refErEnce.; otherwise, an AttaCker can  ruN  anY  cOmmAnDs  theY Like by LeaVinG an apprOpriateLY-naMeD FILe In a directory in whicH yOU
                WiLl run -exeCdir.  ThE SaMe APplies to HaVinG entRIEs in $PaTH wHIcH are emptY  or
                whiCH  aRe  Not  absoLuTe  direCtOry  NamEs.  If fINd enCounteRs an erroR, this CAn
                sometimes cauSE an immediate eXIt, SO SoME penDinG commands maY not BE run At  alL.
                thE  reSUlt  of The acTiON dEPends on whether the + or ThE ; variaNt is bEing used;
                -execdIr command {} + aLWAYs returnS truE, WhILe -execdir commaNd {} ; retUrns true
                onLY if commaNd retUrns 0.

man xArgs

-I replACE-str
ReplAce OccUrrEncES Of Replace-str in tHE InitIaL-argumeNts With  namEs  rEad  FroM
                stAnDard  input.   also,  unquOtEd BlAnKs dO not tERminate iNpUt iTeMs; iNsteaD The
                sepAratoR is tHe NeWLinE characTEr.  iMPlieS -x AnD -L 1.
-i[rEplAcE-str], --rEplaCE[=rePlace-stR]
This optiOn iS A synOnYm For -IrepLace-str if replAcE-str is specIfIed.  if the rEPLace-str aRgument is missing, the effeCT is the sAme As -I{}.  ThIs opTion is depRecAted; usE -I iNStead.

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maN BAsh

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 an error, this
               cansomet ime s c au se a n im mediate exit,s o so me pending commands ma y not  b e   ru n  at
          a ll . Th is va riant  of  -execalways ret urn strue.
-execd i rcommand ;-ex ecdir comman d { } +
Li ke   - e xec, bu t the  speci f ied co mmand isru n  fromt he subd i r ec tory  containing the
            mat ched f il e ,w h ich  is  not norma ll y the directo r yi n whi c h you started  find.   Th i s
           a muchmo r e s ecure metho d fo r invokin g comm a nds, as it avoi ds rac e c ond itio n sdu rin gr eso l ut ion ofthe path sto  thematc h e d file s. Aswiththe  -exec  a cti on,the 
            +  f orm  o f  -e xe cdir  will buil d acommand l ine  t o p ro cessm ore th anone  matche d
        file, but any give ni n vo cation o f comm a nd  w i ll onlyli stfile s that exi s t in  the 
            s am e  sub di rec tor y.  I f yo u usethis opt ion,y ou must ensure that your $PA T He n vi r onme ntvariable do es n o t re fere n ce .;o therw ise,an at t acker can  run  any  comman ds  t hey like by l eaving ana p p ropriate ly-n a me d  file in a dir ector y in which you
              w ill run - e x ecdir. The  sa meapp l i es  to having en t r iesin  $PATHwhi ch areemp ty or 
             which  ar e n ot abso l ute  dir ec tor y na mes.If fin d enc ount er sa n e rror, t h is c an
          som etim e s c ause an  immediat e e x it,so  s ome pen ding commands  m ay not beru n a t  all .                The  result  of the act ion  depe ndson whethe r t he + o r t h e ; va riantis be in g u s e d;
          -exec d i r c omman d{} +  always  returns true, whi l e - execdir comma nd{} ; r et urn s  t r ue           only if  command r et u rn s 0.

manx arg s
-I rep lace-st r
Rep l ace occ urrencesof replac e- stri n  th e initial- argument s with  n a mes r ea d  fr om            standa r d input .   Al so ,  unq uoted  b lanks do  not terminate input it ems; i nstea d t he
            separa toris the new lin e c harac ter .   Imp lies -x  an d  -L 1 .
-i [ replace-s t r] , - - r ep lace[=repla c e - str ]
Thi s o p tion i s asynonym for -Irep l ace-str if rep lace - s triss peci fi ed.  If the re pla ce - s tr argum en t is missin g, the e ff e ct is  the s ame as  -I{}.T hi s  optio n is  de precated;  us e- I inste ad .Edit:andhe re WHY  bashi gnor e s  those curly bra ces:m a n bas h 

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 an_error, this
_   _ __ __  _  can_sometimes cause an immediate_exit, so some_pending_commands may not be  run  at
      __ ___    all._ This variant of -exec_always returns_true.
-execdir command ;
-execdir command {} +
Like  -exec,__but the specified_command is run from the subdirectory containing the
 _     _  ___   matched_file, which is not normally the_directory in which you started find._  This
    _     _    _a _much more secure method for_invoking commands, as_it avoids_race conditions during_resolution of the paths to the_matched files. _As with the  -exec _action,_ the
 ___ _  __ __   +  form__of  -execdir  will build a_command line to process_more_than one matched
 _    _     _ _ file,_but any given invocation of command will only list files that_ exist  in  the
_   _ __  __ _  same  subdirectory.  _If you_use this option, you must ensure_that your $PATH environment_variable_does not reference.; otherwise, an attacker_can  run  any _commands  they like by_leaving_an_appropriately-named file in a directory_in which you
   _  _      __ will run -execdir.  The_same_applies to having entries in $PATH_which_are_empty  or
  _     _       which _are  not_ absolute  directory _names.__If find encounters an error, this can
   _ _  _       sometimes cause an_immediate exit, so some pending commands may_not be run at  all.
     _       _  The  result  of_the action depends on_whether_the + or the ; variant is_being_used;
__  _  _  _ _  _-execdir command_{} + always_returns_true, while -execdir command {} ; returns true
          _     only_if command returns 0.

man xargs

-I_replace-str
Replace_occurrences of replace-str_in the initial-arguments with_ names  read  from
  _        __ _ standard  input._ _Also, _unquoted blanks do_not terminate_input items;_instead the
_      __       separator is_the_newline_character._ Implies -x_and -L 1.
-i[replace-str],_--replace[=replace-str]
This option is_a synonym for_-Ireplace-str_if replace-str is specified.  If_the replace-str argument_is missing, the effect_is the same as -I{}.  This option is deprecated;_use -I instead.

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man bash

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