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UNIX find by time scripting
Hi,
I want to write a UNIX script that checks for any files older then 20mins in in a unix directory. If it does find a file then an email gets sent notifying the administrator. If no files are found then it doesn't do anything. Only thing I'm not so sure about writing is the finding of files which are older then 20mins. I know how to find for files older then 1+ days. Unix directory = /var/adm/test - check for files here older then 20mins email = xyz@hotmail.com - email to be sent here Help would be appreciated in this scripting. cheers |
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