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The thread title of this thread has been changed from "Listing files ftom Octobre 4th is not accurate" to "Listing files from October 4th is not accurate" hoping to make searches for similar threads more likely to find a match.

Assuming that you don't need to descend into a file hierarchy and just want to process files in your current working directory, a couple of obvious choices would be:

Code:

ls -l | grep 'CRMLogs' | grep 'Oct  4'

and:

Code:

ls -l | /usr/xpg4/bin/awk '$6 == "Oct" && $7 == "4" && $9 ~ "CRMLogs"'

If you do need to descend into the file hierarchy rooted in your current working directory, you could also try:

Code:

#!/bin/ksh
ls -lR | /usr/xpg4/bin/awk '
$1 ~ ":$" {
	dir = substr($1, 1, length($1) - 1) "/"
	next
}
$6 == "Oct" && $7 == 4 && $9 ~ /CRMLogs/ {
	print dir $9
}'

This code assumes that none of your filenames contain any whitespace characters.