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ls -l all files created between two times
solaris 8 and solaris 10
c shell I have a /local/tmp/ directory that is cleared out every day and files are created in it all day long from 0000 - 2359 (24 hour clock) A new file is created in this directory every couple of minutes. I want a script "rrtime" that takes two arguments hhmm1 and hhmm2 and lists all files in /local/tmp/ that were created between hhmm1 and hhmm2... the times are given in 24hour format, for example 1500 - 1600 Sounds easy enough? If somebody could give me an example script, even one that is SIMILAR to what I need here....that would be awesome! thank you so much! example usage: rrtime 1500 1600 (this would list all files in /local/tmp/ created between 15:00 and 16:00) |
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