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File management based on date created
Hi There,
I was wondering how to manage files (ie. rm, cp , mv) based on date last modified and date created. ie. Say i want to: mv ./* ./temp/* (where the date created < 29/1/2006 ) or mv ./* ./temp/* (where the date modified > 27/1/2006 && date modified < 29/1/2006) Thanks in advance for the help. Geehog_Rare |
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