11-19-2008
Files with 0 file size and created today
hi,
I am building a script to identify those files created/modified today and with file size 0. I am able to find the files with 0 file size and created/modified in last 24 hrs as shown below but not today (current date), I tried using (touch -t time filenm) but in my version of unix at work it does not allow me to, please post if somebody has an alternative solution,
Here is my current script,
cd /usr/local/upload;
for i in *;do
if [ -f $i ];then
if [ ! -s $i ];then
find $i -type f -mtime -1;
fi
fi
done >> usr/file3.txt
Thanks for looking into it.
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