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Sending find command results to email
This is probably simple so forgive me...
I just want to find all files in a folder created within the last 10 minutes... This is easy: # find /home/folder -cmin -10 If the find command locates any files created in the last ten minutes I want it to send an email alert. I just want to script this so it runs as a cron job every 10 minutes. I would appreciate any help. Thanks in advanced. |
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