From: Gerhard Thimm (gthimm@zbw.ch)
Date: Fri Sep 01 2000 - 14:13:01 CEST
ddijk@csc.com schrieb:
>
> I thought that with "find / -atime 7" you get all the files that are modified
> within the last 7 days, but on mulinux I get a lot of old crap.
>
> Anyone familiar with this command?
>
> Dick Dijk
>
As I remember is find a little script. I'm not sure, but it just works
with the options -print -name -user.
I think the "crap" you get holds a "7" in each line. So -atime is
"converted" to -name.
OK, by careful in using -Xtime, unix knows
-ctime modification time of the inode
-atime access time (read/write)
-mtime modification time (write only)
Your "find / -atime 7" means file that are exactly accesses before 7
days !!
use -7 for within the last seven days.
use +7 for older than seven days.
but you need a real find for this, not just the script.
Gerhard
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