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Finding cumulative size of files older than certain days
Hi All,
I've got a ton of files in a particular directory. I want to find pdf files older than 30 days in that directory and then the cumulative size of those files. Ex: find /home/jk/a -name "*.pdf" -mtime +30 consider it finds the below 4 files. /home/jk/a/1.pdf /home/jk/a/2.pdf /home/jk/a/3.pdf /home/jk/a/4.pdf now I want to know the total size of these 4 files. Any help would be appreciated. |
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