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How to read the latest file name in adirectory.
Hello all, In a shell script, I need to get the name of the latest file which was created in a directory. i.e. I have the following directory. Code:
/tmp/public/logs/ In this directory, I want to get the latest file that was created. Can you give me a hint as how can I get the latest file, based on timestamp? Thanks in advance... |
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