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janet #1
usind mv in a script
I know that you can find files and removed them after a certain number
of days from creation date.
Can you find files and move them to another location after a certain
number of days? Can someone tell me how to do this?
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Chris F.A. Johnson #2
Re: usind mv in a script
On Sat, 02 Aug 2003 at 14:39 GMT, janet wrote:
The creation date is not stored anywhere.> I know that you can find files and removed them after a certain number
> of days from creation date.
In that same way as removing them; use mv instead of rm.> Can you find files and move them to another location after a certain
> number of days? Can someone tell me how to do this?
NOTE: shell scripting questions should be posted in comp.unix.shell.
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