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filtering list results
I created a large file list using:
find . -type f -mtime +540 > test2.txt ..which searched recursively down the directory tree searching for any file older than 540 days. I would like to filter the results removing the directory name and the "/" character, resulting in only a list of the filenames, i.e.: directoryName/filename changed to, filename I think using sed or awk would work, but not entirely sure how to proceed. Thanks!  
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if you have GNU find
Code:
find . -type f -mtime +540 -printf "%f\n"
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