I'm trying to list files last modified in july of this year, with bash.
So far I've been basing my efforts around this blog *
and have come up with:
startdate=”201407010000?
enddate=”201408010000?
touch -t $startdate ./startdatefiles
touch -t $enddate ./enddatefiles
find ./ -type f -newer ./startdatefiles ! -newer ./enddatefiles -ls
I get the following error:
touch: invalid date format `201408010000?'
Does any one know of a straight forward way to do this?
EDIT :
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Nb The blog has since been updated
Somehow the blog post got the code messed. Quotes must be ASCII quotes and should be paired in assignment value:
startdate="201407010000"
enddate="201408010000"
Actually since the value (timestamp) doesn't contain spaces, quotes are not necessary here. It can be written:
startdate=201407010000
enddate=201408010000
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