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Searching files by last accessed time
How can I search for files by last accessed time? I want to see files accessed in the last 24 hours, for example...or even less time, maybe in the last 3 hours?
Thank you in advance, Trellot |
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find . -atime n*24 hrs ago
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man find
You will find explanations for time switches such as these in bash: -amin n -anewer file -atime n -cmin n -cnewer file -ctime n |
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