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04-12-2007
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awk Thanks sooo much.
My mananger wants to know if their is any way feasible to search for a certain date, (i.e. March 22 2004)? Or list all files between May 2, 2005 and June 3, 2006. Stuff like that. Let me know. Thanks again awk 
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04-12-2007
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The following commands display files between a certain date range:
Code:
## Creates a file with date of 01/Jan/2006 00:00 touch -m 0101000006 $$START_FILE ## Creates a file with date of 01/Jan/2007 00:00 touch -m 0101000007 $$END_FILE ## List files in date order and display only those in between ## $$START_FILE and $$END_FILE ls -lt | sed -n "/$$END_FILE/,/$$START_FILE/p" ## Remove both temporary files. rm -f $$START_FILE rm -f $$END_FILE
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04-12-2007
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ndoggy020,
Did you run the code I wrote above? Change the "ls" command from "ls -lt" to "ls -1t" and run it.
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04-12-2007
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Listing File between two dates
As mentioned is the previous post,create to files with modification time as that of the date ranges
touch -mt 200505020000 /tmp/May-2-2005 touch -mt 200606030909 /tmp/June-6-2006 And try, HTML Code:
find <your-dir> -name '*' \( -newer /tmp/May-2-2005 -a ! -newer /tmp/June-6-2006 \) -ls
Thanks Nagarajan Ganesan
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04-12-2007
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Try this -- the "FINAL_rm_FILE" will have all the "rm" commands for each file:
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ls -1t | sed -n "/$$END_FILE/,/$$START_FILE/p" > $$rm_FILE sed 's/^/rm -f /' $$rm_FILE > FINAL_rm_FILE
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