Robert Huckstorf schrieb:Moin moin ...Hallo Robert, sieh dir mal das find-Kommando an (man find), hier kannst du die Optionen "ctime" und "exec" benutzen. Gruß ; Michael -ctime number matches if the file was creation during the 24-hour period beginning number days ago. -exec command ; takes all arguments between -exec and the semicolon as a command line, replacing any argument which is exactly {} (that is, the two brace characters) with the current path name. It then executes the resulting command line, treating a return status of zero from this command as a successful match, non-zero as failure. You must delimit the terminal semicolon with white space. |
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