Re: how to find files which are accessed at a particular time in red hat 8

On 21/02/2008, Pankaj Batra <pankajbatra.c1191@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi folks..
Please tell how to find files which are accessed at a
particular time in red hat 8

Thanks.


Pankaj.


This will find all files in the current directory (.) which have been
accessed more than 3 days ago:

$ find . -atime +3

You can check for files which have been accessed less than 3 days ago
by specifying -3, or for files that have been changed 3 days ago, by
dropping the sign. You could also specify minutes instead of days by
using -amin instead of -atime.

FWIIW:
atime = the last time the file was opened for read
mtime = the last time the file was closed after it was opened for write
ctime = the time the inode information was updated (e.g. as a result
of a chmod or chown)

Kind regards,

Herta
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