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How do you set up a grep command when it is being used on a directory? could you please give me an example?
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can you please be more specific in what you ask for?
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I am trying to search a directory for a specific date that a few files were written. And I need the result to be redirected into its own file.
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I would use the "find" command instead of grep.
Check out the man page (hint: -mtime option)
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