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perhaps by using "find" ? I believe that "find" can separate out things based
on timestamps. But I believe that there is a problem w/ timestamps in
general, but I can't remember what it is...someone else may help with this.
Or, check linux-mag.com for fun stuff you can do w/ find...
Russell
On Thursday 24 July 2003 23:09 pm, Eric Jahn wrote:
> Is there a way to get timestamp info on a single directory or file
> without parsing ls -l output? I'm trying to dynamically choose the
> backup folder depending on which is older... What would be really cool
> is an "is older than" comparison. I couldn't find anything in the bash
> literature except ls -l stuff. Thank you!
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