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The UNIX find command
Hi All,
I trying to get my head around using the find command and i wanted to list a selection of files that are older than 30 days. i used 'find . -mtime +30' and it lists all the files including other files from the current location's sub directory. i then used the prune option but it seems it doesn't work 'find . -mtime +30 -prune'. The location i am trying to find files is in my local directory /local/home/***/print/ the directory print has sub directory called 'backup'. any help kindly appreciated. Mani |
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