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I am on the shell prompt in a directory, with couple of zip files in it. How can I unzip '*.zip' where modified time > 05:00 ...please help Regards SunnyK |
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find * -mtime -1 This will display files modified in the last 1 day. I'd like to do this for last 15 hours so it displays the files modified in the last 15 hrs rather than 1 day. Then I'd like to unzip all these files. Is this possible... Thanks SunnyK |
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I have got it to work using find * -mmin -1440 which lists files modified in the last 24 hrs (from current time) I'd also like to unzip these files returned. How do I go about doing this. Thanks SunnyL |
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