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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Listing of all the files in the order of last update (including those in the subdiret Post 302260103 by jim mcnamara on Wednesday 19th of November 2008 04:45:55 PM
Old 11-19-2008
You have to write something that creates a file mtime in epoch seconds, then formats it usefully:
Code:
filetime()
{
    perl  -e '
          use POSIX qw(strftime);
          $mtime = (stat $ARGV[0])[9];
          print strftime "%Y-%m-%d:%H:%M:%S ", localtime($mtime);
         ' $1
}
find . -name '*.shl' |\
while read filename 
do
	echo "$(filetime $filename) $filename"
done | sort

output on a local directory:
Code:
2003-02-10:14:30:53  ./up.shl
2004-02-12:12:47:38  ./uzpbpia.shl
2004-07-29:09:06:14  ./uzppmt1.shl
2005-07-11:08:40:23  ./uzpbmgt.shl
2005-12-30:07:29:13  ./uzpftp.shl
2006-03-27:14:44:42  ./uzpnccl.shl
2006-03-30:11:04:28  ./push/BPMigration/shl/uzpnccl.shl
2006-03-30:11:07:36  ./push/BPMigration/shl/uzpbpft.shl
2006-03-31:11:33:17  ./push/BPMigration/shl/uzeblpt.shl
2006-05-30:12:16:17  ./uzpbrbt.shl
2006-05-30:12:33:55  ./uzpbpux.shl
2006-06-16:10:54:01  ./uzebpux.shl
2006-07-27:11:38:21  ./test.shl
2006-10-17:10:29:18  ./uzpcsf1.shl
2007-02-05:13:29:08  ./dt.shl
2007-02-22:10:28:54  ./uzpbpft.shl
2007-04-20:11:28:55  ./compile_all.shl
2007-04-23:08:40:29  ./comp.shl
2007-04-23:08:56:13  ./put.shl
2007-11-16:13:43:27  ./uzepteu.shl
2007-11-30:12:29:27  ./uzpsoal.shl
2007-12-05:11:04:16  ./push/csf/scripts/putPDF.shl
2007-12-07:11:23:52  ./newshl/stop_swjobs.shl
2007-12-07:11:24:28  ./newshl/restart_test.shl
2007-12-07:11:25:32  ./newshl/restart_swjobs.shl
2007-12-07:11:26:09  ./newshl/restart_jobs.shl
2007-12-12:09:49:45  ./push/pnm/c/mk.shl
2008-01-03:13:48:38  ./uzedele.shl
2008-01-08:11:27:23  ./uzrmadj.shl
2008-01-08:11:27:23  ./uzrnafx.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:37  ./HT671586_fix_mbil_inact_DF8703.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:37  ./LoadUzrccnt.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:37  ./export_tts_8685.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:37  ./gccomp.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:37  ./gencmpl.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:37  ./gencmplc.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:37  ./genlf40.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:37  ./get_pvcs.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:37  ./gjajobs.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:38  ./glbdata.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:38  ./glblsel.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:38  ./glbparm.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:38  ./glolett.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:38  ./glrletr.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:38  ./guavrfy.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:38  ./gurjobs.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:38  ./ht566472_fix_status_8112.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:39  ./import_tts_8685.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:39  ./linkcob.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:39  ./linkcobn.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:39  ./noserv2.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:39  ./online_tts_8685.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:39  ./pnm.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:39  ./putPDF.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:39  ./putpdf.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:39  ./restart_ParseProcess.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:39  ./restart_gurjobs.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:39  ./restart_job.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:39  ./restart_jobs.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:40  ./restart_jobs2.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:40  ./restart_swjobs.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:40  ./restart_swjobs_CR7812_tmsdev.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:40  ./restart_swjobs_CR7812_tmsfast.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:40  ./restart_test.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:40  ./restart_test_orig.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:40  ./sleepunx.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:40  ./stop_ParseProcess.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:40  ./stop_swjobs.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:40  ./testswjobs.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:41  ./trunctab.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:41  ./uapdelq.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:41  ./uardqtm.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:41  ./ubancase.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:41  ./ubpcalc.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:41  ./uccomp.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:41  ./ucobcomp.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:41  ./usaschc.shl
2008-01-08:12:02:51  ./usaschi.shl
2008-02-18:11:48:39  ./uzpdele.shl
2008-03-06:11:22:43  ./fanal.shl
2008-03-14:08:22:36  ./minmax.shl
2008-03-31:13:18:37  ./ddiff.shl
2008-04-23:15:31:48  ./sunday.shl
2008-05-01:10:57:39  ./new_CSF.shl
2008-05-27:14:01:40  ./uzrutrf.shl
2008-05-31:16:21:30  ./test_let.shl
2008-05-31:19:14:38  ./mk.shl
2008-06-04:06:38:04  ./uzemn.shl
2008-06-10:09:41:28  ./uzemail.shl
2008-06-18:10:02:03  ./cour.shl
2008-07-03:11:40:08  ./email.shl
2008-07-07:10:25:04  ./sendemail.shl
2008-07-24:10:39:25  ./spew.shl
2008-07-29:13:38:55  ./uzeblpt.shl
2008-08-01:11:25:04  ./whatever.shl
2008-08-20:13:14:08  ./tmp.shl
2008-08-26:07:38:58  ./cifsChecker.shl
2008-08-28:12:06:22  ./uzpletd.shl
2008-09-05:10:55:03  ./uzrcour_soa.shl
2008-09-16:08:49:42  ./overlap.shl
2008-09-19:11:41:12  ./soa.shl
2008-10-03:09:53:45  ./badproc.shl
2008-10-13:08:50:51  ./tic.shl
2008-10-20:10:57:51  ./uzembil.shl
2008-11-18:08:41:40  ./cal_parse.shl

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