Somewhere in the Slug archives is an example of the find command
operating on files which I can not find. So I am forced to ask the
question again. I am trying to do something like the following
find /spam -name smtpd* -printf ' mv {} %AY%Am \n '
Is the bit in printf section complete? Do I need a shell command?
i.e. go through the collected spam messages and move them into a
subdirectory based on when they arrived.
TIA
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