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how to touch a file with prev time stamp
i want to find the files which are modified in last 30 to 120 minutes
i am using "find . -mmin +30 -mmin -120 " it is giving me the error find: bad option -mmin find: path-list predicate-list can somebody help me out . Thank you |
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