Re: [ILUG] How to find out what has changed on a volume ?

From: Aidan Keady (aidan at domain sslinc.com)
Date: Wed 09 Feb 2000 - 11:52:53 GMT

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> Is it possible to run a command in Linux which will show me files which
> have been modified or created in the last X days ?

find . -name "*" -mtime -20 > Logfile

will put the names of anything modified in the last 20 days into Logfile,
at least in Solaris. I guess find works the same in Linux.

ATB,
Aidan.

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