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Any simple 1 liners to check a directory to see if a file was created within the last 10 mins?
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Maybe this will help.

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touch /some_dir/some_file; sleep 600; find /some_dir -newer /some_dir/some_file
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find /dir/to/search -name '*.*' -cmin 10

See man find to look for more time based options.

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GNU find will allow you to find files in this fashion .. although you wont be able to use the creation date .. the 3 options are: -amin -cmin and -mmin for access, status change and modified stamps.
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Seems like this is my best option so far:
touch /some_dir/some_file; sleep 600; find /some_dir -newer /some_dir/some_file

As I cannot install GNU find - as I want to run this on many servers and most of which I dont have root access...


The command above will list only the file name that are found to be newer..
How can I list the date/timestamp of only the files found aswell?
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Seems like this is my best option so far:
touch /some_dir/some_file; sleep 600; find /some_dir -newer /some_dir/some_file

As I cannot install GNU find - as I want to run this on many servers and most of which I dont have root access...


The command above will list only the file name that are found to be newer..
How can I list the date/timestamp of only the files found aswell?
find /some_dir -newer /some_dir/some_file -name '*.*' -exec ls {} \;

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