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datediff in ksh
Name: vande Date: April 10, 2008 at 08:25:41 Pacific OS: Windows xp, Windows CPU/Ram: 2.4 quad core Intel Product: Dell, Dell, Dell
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Ok im doing this in ksh 1st off i have an input file that gets read it has the fields f or d (file or directory) path and filename all seperated by whitespace. Im gonna add on to this ttl (Time to live). Now i want to be able to somehow do an ls -? <---dash something not sure what. So i can see the files currently in there and somehow see the creation date of these files then based off the creation date and the current date i want to see the number between the two almost like a datediff then that number will be identified by a variable for example x then i will simply do if [$x ge $ttl] then remove file what would i want to look into doing
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