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07-04-2012
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Find only files that changed Yesterday
Hi ,
I know that find / -type f -mtime -1 will show all modified files that changed 24hrs preceeding the time i run the command. This will include list of files that changed today. How do i find only files that changed yesterday staring from 00:00hrs to 23:59? Thanks HG Last edited by radoulov; 07-04-2012 at 03:26 AM.. Reason: code tags |
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07-04-2012
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Try this...
find . -mtime 1 |
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07-04-2012
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There may be other ways but you could use this. Touch 2 reference files with modification times as follows: Code:
touch -t 201207022359.59 refstart touch -t 201207040000.00 refend and then use: Code:
find . -type f -newer refstart \! -newer refend \! -name refend This will show all the files modified on 3rd July, 2012. You could modify the time-stamps to suit your needs. If you have GNU date, then you could do it dynamically too. |
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