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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers find -mtime off by one day? Post 81532 by blowtorch on Monday 22nd of August 2005 04:00:20 AM
Old 08-22-2005
Yes, you have to specify one day less. This is something that you should find in the man pages.
 

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Gnome2::ThumbnailFactory - wrapper for GnomeThumbnailFactory HIERARCHY
Glib::Object +----Gnome2::ThumbnailFactory METHODS
thumbnailfactory = Gnome2::ThumbnailFactory->new ($size) o $size (Gnome2::ThumbnailSize) boolean = $factory->can_thumbnail ($uri, $mime_type, $mtime) o $uri (string) o $mime_type (string) o $mtime (a timestamp) $factory->create_failed_thumbnail ($uri, $mtime) o $uri (string) o $mtime (a timestamp) pixbuf = $factory->generate_thumbnail ($uri, $mime_type) o $uri (string) o $mime_type (string) boolean = $factory->has_valid_failed_thumbnail ($uri, $mtime) o $uri (string) o $mtime (a timestamp) string = $factory->lookup ($uri, $mtime) o $uri (string) o $mtime (a timestamp) $factory->save_thumbnail ($thumbnail, $uri, $original_mtime) o $thumbnail (Gtk2::Gdk::Pixbuf) o $uri (string) o $original_mtime (a timestamp) ENUMS AND FLAGS
enum Gnome2::ThumbnailSize o 'normal' / 'GNOME_THUMBNAIL_SIZE_NORMAL' o 'large' / 'GNOME_THUMBNAIL_SIZE_LARGE' SEE ALSO
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