Linux find -type f ignored

Question

I'm creating a cron job, that will find all *.log* files (it will be used to remove them later, when it works).

The find command looks like this:

find /data/dg  \( -path /data/dg/kf/data -o -path /data/dg/pg/data \) -prune -o -name "*.log*" -type f

And it should find all files with name " .log " that are not in directories /data/dg/kf/data and /data/dg/pg/data

However the output this command gives contains also the directories.

...
/data/dg/kf/log/controller.log.2019-09-08-22
/data/dg/kf/log/server.log.2019-09-09-07
/data/dg/kf/data
/data/dg/pg/log/postgresql-2019-09-27_000000.log
/data/dg/pg/log/postgresql-2019-09-27_100859.log
/data/dg/pg/log/postgresql-2019-09-27_102411.log
/data/dg/pg/data
/data/dg/sim/log/sim_2019-09-27-11.0.log
/data/dg/sim/log/sim_2019-09-27-12.0.log
...

It seems that -type f doesn't work. What's wrong?

Answer 1

put -type f right after /data/dg

find /data/dg -type f  -not -path "/data/dg/kf/data*" -not -path "/data/dg/pg/data*" -name "*.log*"