How to use find command to get only files from current directory(excluding sub directory and its files) older than a day
in ksh?
ksh
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How to use find command to get only files from current directory(excluding sub directory and its files) older than a day
in ksh?
ksh
asked 38 mins ago
AnonyAnony
3061410
add a comment |
How to use find command to get only files from current directory(excluding sub directory and its files) older than a day
in ksh?
ksh
asked 38 mins ago
AnonyAnony
3061410
How to use find command to get only files from current directory(excluding sub directory and its files) older than a day
in ksh?
ksh
ksh
asked 38 mins ago
AnonyAnony
3061410
asked 38 mins ago
AnonyAnony
3061410
asked 38 mins ago
AnonyAnony
3061410
asked 38 mins ago
AnonyAnony
3061410
asked 38 mins ago
AnonyAnony
3061410
3061410
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You want the options -maxdepth 1 and -ctime +0 for the creation time being more than 24 hours. Example:
find . -maxdepth 1 -ctime +0
The . means searching in the current working directory, you can use arbitrary path there.
answered 14 mins ago
MelebiusMelebius
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I tried i am getting the error find: bad option -maxdepth. what to do?
– Anony
12 mins ago
@Anony What’s yourfind --versionand the output ofdpkg -l findutils?
– Melebius
11 mins ago
dpkg -l findutil ksh: dpkg: not found
– Anony
4 mins ago
@Anony Are you using Ubuntu? If not, please ask at Unix & Linux.
– Melebius
2 mins ago
No, AIX is the flavour
– Anony
1 min ago
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You want the options -maxdepth 1 and -ctime +0 for the creation time being more than 24 hours. Example:
find . -maxdepth 1 -ctime +0
The . means searching in the current working directory, you can use arbitrary path there.
answered 14 mins ago
MelebiusMelebius
5,03752040
I tried i am getting the error find: bad option -maxdepth. what to do?
– Anony
12 mins ago
@Anony What’s yourfind --versionand the output ofdpkg -l findutils?
– Melebius
11 mins ago
dpkg -l findutil ksh: dpkg: not found
– Anony
4 mins ago
@Anony Are you using Ubuntu? If not, please ask at Unix & Linux.
– Melebius
2 mins ago
No, AIX is the flavour
– Anony
1 min ago
add a comment |
You want the options -maxdepth 1 and -ctime +0 for the creation time being more than 24 hours. Example:
find . -maxdepth 1 -ctime +0
The . means searching in the current working directory, you can use arbitrary path there.
answered 14 mins ago
MelebiusMelebius
5,03752040
I tried i am getting the error find: bad option -maxdepth. what to do?
– Anony
12 mins ago
@Anony What’s yourfind --versionand the output ofdpkg -l findutils?
– Melebius
11 mins ago
dpkg -l findutil ksh: dpkg: not found
– Anony
4 mins ago
@Anony Are you using Ubuntu? If not, please ask at Unix & Linux.
– Melebius
2 mins ago
No, AIX is the flavour
– Anony
1 min ago
add a comment |
You want the options -maxdepth 1 and -ctime +0 for the creation time being more than 24 hours. Example:
find . -maxdepth 1 -ctime +0
The . means searching in the current working directory, you can use arbitrary path there.
answered 14 mins ago
MelebiusMelebius
5,03752040
You want the options -maxdepth 1 and -ctime +0 for the creation time being more than 24 hours. Example:
find . -maxdepth 1 -ctime +0
The . means searching in the current working directory, you can use arbitrary path there.
answered 14 mins ago
MelebiusMelebius
5,03752040
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answered 14 mins ago
MelebiusMelebius
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answered 14 mins ago
MelebiusMelebius
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answered 14 mins ago
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I tried i am getting the error find: bad option -maxdepth. what to do?
– Anony
12 mins ago
@Anony What’s yourfind --versionand the output ofdpkg -l findutils?
– Melebius
11 mins ago
dpkg -l findutil ksh: dpkg: not found
– Anony
4 mins ago
@Anony Are you using Ubuntu? If not, please ask at Unix & Linux.
– Melebius
2 mins ago
No, AIX is the flavour
– Anony
1 min ago
add a comment |
I tried i am getting the error find: bad option -maxdepth. what to do?
– Anony
12 mins ago
@Anony What’s yourfind --versionand the output ofdpkg -l findutils?
– Melebius
11 mins ago
dpkg -l findutil ksh: dpkg: not found
– Anony
4 mins ago
@Anony Are you using Ubuntu? If not, please ask at Unix & Linux.
– Melebius
2 mins ago
No, AIX is the flavour
– Anony
1 min ago
I tried i am getting the error find: bad option -maxdepth. what to do?
– Anony
12 mins ago
I tried i am getting the error find: bad option -maxdepth. what to do?
– Anony
12 mins ago
@Anony What’s your
find --version and the output of dpkg -l findutils?– Melebius
11 mins ago
@Anony What’s your
find --version and the output of dpkg -l findutils?– Melebius
11 mins ago
dpkg -l findutil ksh: dpkg: not found
– Anony
4 mins ago
dpkg -l findutil ksh: dpkg: not found
– Anony
4 mins ago
@Anony Are you using Ubuntu? If not, please ask at Unix & Linux.
– Melebius
2 mins ago
@Anony Are you using Ubuntu? If not, please ask at Unix & Linux.
– Melebius
2 mins ago
No, AIX is the flavour
– Anony
1 min ago
No, AIX is the flavour
– Anony
1 min ago
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