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08-04-2004
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files between any two given dates
Can any one help me in getting all the files between any two given dates..
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08-04-2004
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try something like this:
Code:
olddate="200407010001" newdat="200407312359" touch -t $olddate ./tmpoldfile touch -t $newdat ./tmpnewfile find /path/to/directory -type f -newer a ./tmpoldfile ! -newer a ./tmpnewfile
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06-15-2006
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This might be of interest to anyone reading this thread:
Thread ...thanks again all, B14... aka... marky mark...
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07-10-2007
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I have a load of logfiles,
Jul 5 07:03 MSG_sdfd_dsfsdf_sdfsdfsdf_070705_123116.gz Jul 6 08:03 MSG_sdf_sdfsdfsd_sdfsdf_070705_181255.gz Jul 6 14:03 MSG_sdf_sdfsdf_sdfdsfsdf_070705_224108.gz Jul 6 20:03 MSG_sdf_sdfsdf_sdfdsfsd_070706_034803.gz Jul 7 01:03 MSG_sdf_sdfsdf_sdfsdfdsf_070706_065025.gz Jul 7 06:03 MSG_sdf_sdfsdf_sdfsdf_070706_081903.gz Jul 8 10:03 MSG_sdf_sdfdsf_sdfsdf_070706_092214.gz Jul 8 17:03 MSG_sdf_sdfsdf_sdfsdf_070706_144128.gz I want to search through them using the bold text below which is the file creation date as the starting date/time and the file last modified date as the end date/time MSG_sdf_sdfsdf_sdfsdf_070706_144128.gz Ive been using the code already in this thread to search by 2 modified date/time. But how can I combine the 2?
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07-11-2007
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So I'm using the tmpfile solution as already discussed in this thread. But What I'm currently doing is using 2 Find commands, 1 which finds everything with mtime in between the 2 temp files and the 2nd to find the files by the name I want.
But sometimes I get duplicate entries, cos sometimes files exist which have the mtime and file name I'm looking for. So I have to not select them. Then I combine the results from both finds and display the result. But I cant figure out how to do this with 1 find Code:
@results = `find . -type f -newer ./tmpoldfile ! -newer ./tmpnewfile`;
@results2 = `find . \\( -name *$h$i$b$c* -o -name *$h2$i2$b2$c2* \\)`;
My attempt at combining the 2, but I need to a not and expression, does that exist?
#@results3 = `find . -type f \\( \\( -newer ./tmpoldfile ! -newer ./tmpnewfile \\) -a \\( -name *$h$i$b$c* -o -name *$h2$i2$b2$c2* \\) \\) -ls`;
foreach $name (@results)
{
if ($name =~ m/(^.*)([0-9][0-9])([0-9][0-9])([0-9][0-9])_([0-9][0-9])([0-9][0-9])([0-9][0-9])(.*$)/)
{
$creation_date = "20$2/$3/$4";
$creation_time = "$5:$6:$7";
}
if ("$creation_date $creation_time" ge "$date $time" && "$creation_date $creation_time" le "$date2 $time2") {
} else {
push(@logfile, $name);
}
}
foreach $name (@results2)
{
if ($name =~ m/(^.*)([0-9][0-9])([0-9][0-9])([0-9][0-9])_([0-9][0-9])([0-9][0-9])([0-9][0-9])(.*$)/)
{
$creation_date = "20$2/$3/$4";
$creation_time = "$5:$6:$7";
}
if ("$creation_date $creation_time" ge "$date $time" && "$creation_date $creation_time" le "$date2 $time2") {
push(@logfile, $name);
} else {
}
Then I print and work with the results.
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