will return the files that are older than 3 months.
This will return the 3 months older file from the current directory.
If you want to extract the file names alone from the ls -lrt output use the following command
I m new to the linux environment.Help me with ur suggestions.
How can i obtain the file names alone from ls -ltr output??
And those files should have been created before three months and earlier than that..
Thanks and wishes,
Rupaa.
Using find command we can get the filename before created 3 months. I will give the modified file. not created file.
Do you want modified file or created file?
See the following command.
Code:
find . -mtime +90
Last edited by ungalnanban; 03-18-2010 at 03:40 AM..
find . -mtime +90 will return the files that are older than 3 months.
This will return the 3 months older file from the current directory.
If you want to extract the file names alone from the ls -lrt output use the following command
ls -lrt | tr -s ' '| sed '1d'| cut -d' ' -f 9
This code not give the created file. It will give only the modified file only
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