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To delete the files older than
find /path/to/dir -type f -mtime +3 -exec rm \{\} \ To locate files that have been modified since some arbitrary date use this little trick: touch -d "13 may 2001 17:54:19" date_marker find . -newer date_marker To find files created before that date, use the cnewer and negation conditions: find . \! -cnewer date_marker To find a file which was modified yesterday, but less than 24 hours ago: find . -daystart -atime 1 -maxdepth The -daystart argument means the day starts at the actual beginning of the day, not 24 hours ago. Narsing |
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