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I have a file system filling up with files with no commonality in the file name. For example one of my file systems uses current date in the file name that I can cut the date to find a list of files. In my current situation the date is the commonality when I perform the following command:
ls -lrt Path/files | head -1 | awk {'print $6, $7'} For example I can get the month/day. My question is how can I use the month/day to find a list of files with same month/day? Thanks for your help. |
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