Dan Track wrote, On 04/02/2008 10:05 AM:
Hi
I need to delete files in my /opt/html/ directory that were
created/modified ON the 20th of March this year? Is there a way for me
to do this?
Thanks
Dan
an approximation, i.e., no guaranties, use at your own risk.
A few assumptions:
A) no files created/modified on the twentieth have been modified or touched
since then.
B) nothing changed any of the time stamps on the files created/modified on the
20th, i.e., no tar -x commands were used in /opt/html.
cd /tmp
touch --date="March 20" test20
touch --date="March 21" test21
find /opt/html/ -type f -newer test20 > list1
find /opt/html/ -type f -newer test21 > list2
diff -u list2 list1 |grep -e "^+\/"
diff -u list2 list1 |grep -e "^-\/"
now process one of those lists (I think the + list) and beware of spaces.
I would `ls -l --full` some of the files from the lists to figure out which one.
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Todd Denniston
Crane Division, Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC Crane)
Harnessing the Power of Technology for the Warfighter
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