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move log files over 12 hours old...
Hi,
I know I can use touch and find's "! -newer" option to list files that are older than a specific time, but what is a good way to get a list of files that are over 12 hours old? The log pruner will run throughout the day, twice an hour. So I can't easily use a cronjob touch command to generate a file 12 hours old to compare against. |
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