On Thu, Feb 01, 2001 at 09:20:41AM +1100, Sonam Chauhan wrote:
> The following works well in most situations:
> ls -l <dir>/<pattern> | awk '{print $8 "," $9}'
[snip]
> Using find in the following manner seemed to work beautifully:
> find <dir> -name <pattern> -printf "%AH:%AM,%f\n"
> However, the find -format specification outputs data based on
> file *access* time instead of file *creation* times.
`ls -l' prints the time of the last modification to the file; you can't
get the creation time (it's not stored anywhere). `find' can also
print the last modification time:
find <dir> -name <pattern> -printf "%TH:%TM,%f\n"
Cheers,
John
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