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Processing very big directory
Hello,
I have a very big directory with lots of small files. Just doing a single "ls" takes eternity, so I even can't know how many files the directory has. I need to get the newest files in the last 15 minutes, but I can't get an eficient way of doing it. I've tried find, perl, shell script, etc. Is there any more eficient way of doing this? Maybe avoiding reading all the files, or going to the end of the directory... PS: Using HP-UX B.11.31 U ia64 Any help? Thanks. |
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