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- linux - Explaining the find -mtime command - Stack Overflow
However, you can write -mtime 6 or -mtime -6 or -mtime +6 The 6 without sign means "equal to 6 days old — so modified between 'now - 6 * 86400' and 'now - 7 * 86400'" (because fractional days are discarded), while -6 means "less than 6 days old — so modified since 'now - 6 * 86400'" and +6 means "more than 6 days old — so modified on or before 'now - 7 * 86400'" (where the 7 is a little
- linux - Understanding find with atime, ctime, and mtime - Unix . . .
If I understand the code in your comment, then find -mtime 1 found a a file that is more than 47 hours old (i e it is 47 hours and 50 minutes old), which answers my second question
- Why does find -mtime +1 only return files older than 2 days?
Less intuitively, -mtime +N means files whose age A satisfies N+1 ≤ A, i e files modified at least N+1 days ago For example, -mtime 1 selects files that were modified between 1 and 2 days ago -mtime +1 selects files that were
- linux - Get mtime of specific file using Bash? - Stack Overflow
I am well aware of being able to do find myfile txt -mtime +5 to check if my file is older than 5 days or not However I would like to fetch mtime in days of myfile txt and store it into a variable
- Delete only files older than 7 days: -mtime and find
Like for find's -mtime +7, m+7 would match on files whose age rounded down to the next integer number of days is strictly greater than 7, so would match on files that are 8 days old or older (a common pitfall when working with find
- bash - find -mtime files older than 1 hour - Stack Overflow
is there a convenient equivalent of "find -mtime <days>" for parts of a day 0 How do I list all files that are older than "X" hours in Centos7 using python bash script?
- Delete files older than X days - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
find path to -type f -mtime +5 -exec rm {} \; This will delete all the files older than 5 days which are under path to and its sub-directories To delete empty sub-directories, refer to @Costas comment above
- unix - difference between mtime +0 and mtime 0 - Stack Overflow
I an using mtime with find I am duing it for first time I see a script which moves file from one location to other `find \\ -mtime +0 -exec mv {} target \\ ;` I want to understand does +0 me
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