Find all empty files in a UNIX filesystem
Contributed by qmchenry 
Tagged: UNIX Using the find command, this locates all files with zero length.
To find all empty files on the entire system,
find / -size 0 -print
To find all empty files from the current directory down,
find . -size 0 -print
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