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moving files prior to 2 days
Hi All,
I have a question. i have a directory say /home/pavi/logs ls -ltr gives all the files in the /home/pavi/logs directory. i am trying to move only those files existing in this folder prior to 2 days. i.e files exiting say May 9th and May 8th remain in this directory but all the remaining files should be moved to a destination dir say /hom/pavi can anyone please suggest me with some ideas. thanks pavi |
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