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03-13-2001 04:40 PM
03-13-2001 04:40 PM
What is the best way to find the last access time a on unix file .
Thanks, John
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03-13-2001 06:40 PM
03-13-2001 06:40 PM
Re: file access time
Use
ls -tu
to sort by access time and
ls -lu
to view access times.
--Bruce
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03-14-2001 04:28 AM
03-14-2001 04:28 AM
Re: file access time
in the last 7 days.
# find / -atime +7
Later,
Bill
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