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12-03-2007
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Files and dates
Hello all. I am trying to do a file listing on a particular directory by date. I need to list the files and their directories that have a timestamp between Dec-1-2006 and Jan-1-2007. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Code:
touch -t 200612010001 ./oldfile
touch -t 200701010001 ./newfile
find /path/to/files -new ./oldfile -a ! -newer ./newfile -exec ls -l {} \;
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