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You should usually get a decimal number because it does not round off, and it should not be negative because it takes the absolute value.
Possibly you tried the script before I made some modifications on it, as the original one measured in seconds instead of in minutes. |
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take a look at the find command. Specifically at the -newer flag. You can also embed find into a script and pass it parameters to find files older/newer than a specific time down to the second....again..check out the man pages
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