hi all,
try use command find described here
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/d ... -on-linux/
behaviour strange...
current files in directory are: timestamp in filename corresponds time of creation of files
if use returns nothing
if use why command return 2 files of 3 days ? , previous 1 no file?
did miss?
thank you.
edit: system is:
try use command find described here
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/d ... -on-linux/
behaviour strange...
current files in directory are:
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./domoticz_20161126110002.tar.gz ./sys_20161128080759.tar.gz ./domoticz_20161125101415.tar.gz ./domoticz_20161125110002.tar.gz ./domoticz_20161128080759.tar.gz ./domoticz_20161127110002.tar.gz
if use
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sudo find -mtime +2 -print
if use
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sudo find -mtime +1 -print
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./domoticz_20161125101415.tar.gz ./domoticz_20161125110002.tar.gz
did miss?
thank you.
edit: system is:
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linux raspberrypi 4.4.17+ #901 fri aug 12 17:48:40 bst 2016 armv6l gnu/linux 7.11 raspbian gnu/linux 7 \n \l
what date of files ?
ls -lt *
ls -lt *
raspberrypi
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