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compare files acess time
I need to compare x file with y file.
If x file is newer than y file do xxxx; (I used touch -t yymmddxxx to chnage the time for y file) How can i do that? I tried use if [ $x -ot $y ] then echo "Xxx";; fi But cant....any other good ways to do it? |
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