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that is correct

got anything in bash? not familar with perl

How could I using the following example, change it to show 2 days ago within the same time frame 0600 AM to 0600 AM

let foo=`date "+(1%H-106)*60+1%M-100"` bar=foo+1440
find . -mmin +$foo -mmin...

Thanks! you explained how the calculation works so I should be able to do on my own now. awesome! thanks everyone!!!

what if I wanted the date yesterday (5/10) 6:00 AM through the prev day of 5/9 6:00 AM? how would you code that?

Could someone till me what this calculation really means
let foo=`date "+(1%H-106)*60+1%M-100"` bar=foo+1440

I have a shell script that I am pulling different zip file packages and totaling how many of each type of package is in the directory. I get a bogus total count of one in the middle of my output file...

so.... am I being banned from this forum because I am vague? sorry about that....

-rwx------+ 1 schroedeks ???????? 43162 Mar 6 02:01 N-PKG.MortgageRegulat
ionB-Fixed-FirstMortgage-Prime-InstallmentLoan-327e25b00a5b4b9ea7dfd638bf7b541d-
200000441210.zip

no subdirecties...

from time/date stamp pull names of files and put into a new file


Files Names:...

yes... Names are the names of the files in the folder

awesome! this works for the most part but how do you have the totals print on the following line versus the same line as the the file name?

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Need to pull from a range of dates/times (ex. 6:00 AM March 3 through 6:00 AM March 4) from a folder and put those file names in a new file to process later. Dates would not be hard dates but dates...

I need to go through files in a folder and names that match write to a new file and have counts of the seperate names. fairly new to scripting and know what I want but do not know how to script it. ...

guess I would not recommend this site to anyone since I have never received a response on this question!!!! :(

not sure why no one wants to help me....................:confused:

thanks! for some reason did not copy correctly! I think I fixed it

i am new to bash or scripting period and had a question about how I could use the egrep command (or if there should be another command to use) to accomplish the following goal. Need to look through...