Know an extension that searches for the file "lastmodified" date?

[mercuryfenix]

I am working on a site with 80,000 pages and need to find an extension that
will search all files within the site and populate the date each file was last
modified. Know of an extension that will assist in this situation? Any ideas
will help, thanks in advance!

[E Michael Brandt]

Populate what exactly? Each document itself? A database? Text file?

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mercuryfenix wrote:

> I am working on a site with 80,000 pages and need to find an extension that
> will search all files within the site and populate the date each file was last
> modified. Know of an extension that will assist in this situation? Any ideas
> will help, thanks in advance!
>

[mercuryfenix]

Each file within the site. You know how you can, in windows explorer, view the
folders as "detailed view" and see a column with the "Date last modified"...i
would like to find an extension that would run a report for that on each file
within the site. A co worker said she used to have an extension that did this,
but cannot remember the name of it.

[E Michael Brandt]

So it seems you want to populate a newly created text file with the
creation dates of all the other files. All 8 billion of them. hmmm,
I'll have to think about that, but for sure there is a simple console
command that can do it.

No doubt there are others here who don't have to think so hard.


emichael


mercuryfenix wrote:

> Each file within the site. You know how you can, in windows explorer, view the
> folders as "detailed view" and see a column with the "Date last modified"...i
> would like to find an extension that would run a report for that on each file
> within the site. A co worker said she used to have an extension that did this,
> but cannot remember the name of it.
>

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[mercuryfenix]

I am in the process of trying an extension called PageList...it states that it has what i have been looking for, we will see. I will post back after the first scan.

[mercuryfenix]

I just finished the first scan and was not impressed. PageList creates an ugly
and nearly useless list of file name, title, path from page root, a link to the
file, last modified date and time, and some meta garbage. To top it all off,
you cannot sort it by any of these categories because it puts all the data into
a lousy html table- useless.
I could probably get buy with this, but it would be horrible....80,000 pages
to scan! O yeah, i forgot to mention it has a very low limit to how many files
it can scan in one scan!

I still am in need of a better extension. Please keep helping.

[E Michael Brandt]

Ahh, so now your requirements are changing. You do not want a simple
text file output after all, but instead a sortable list. So perhaps
output as a csv that could be sorted within a spreadsheet. Altho 80000
rows?

It is a bit hard to believe that an organization with an 80000 page
website does not have inhouse gurus who could do this in a heart beat.


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mercuryfenix wrote:

> I just finished the first scan and was not impressed. PageList creates an ugly
> and nearly useless list of file name, title, path from page root, a link to the
> file, last modified date and time, and some meta garbage. To top it all off,
> you cannot sort it by any of these categories because it puts all the data into
> a lousy html table- useless.
> I could probably get buy with this, but it would be horrible....80,000 pages
> to scan! O yeah, i forgot to mention it has a very low limit to how many files
> it can scan in one scan!
>
> I still am in need of a better extension. Please keep helping.
>