ll -R with path

[Konrad Hegner]

Hello

I'm looking for a command which show me not only the filename but also the path.

The story behind:
We have a crash from a special application and I'm looking for all files which was changed in the time (same minute) from the crash:
ll -R / | grep -i 12:34 > timestamp.txt

This output brings 'only' a list from the file, but not the path, so I have to search every file again and with over 190 files it is a lot of work ;-(

Have anyone a trick?

[Peter Nikitka]

Hi Konrad,

the find command will do that:

find / -type f -mtime -1 | xargs ls -ld

Change the '-mtime -N' option to select the correct time frame.

Solaris-find has an option '-ls' to print the output directly, but I dont't think HPUX has it.

mfG Peter

[Stephen Keane]

Create a script (called say foo.ksh)

#!/bin/ksh

if [ `ll $1 | grep -c $2` -ne 0 ]
then
echo $1
fi


Then run find ...

# find . -exec foo.ksh {} "12:34" \;

The syntax of the find command is important, don't miss out anything!

[Henk Geurts]

another option:
find / -type f -mtime -1 -exec ll {} \; |grep "12:34"

regards.