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

From: ray at domain offler.phbrink.ie
Date: Wed 09 Feb 2000 - 11:56:35 GMT

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On Wed, Feb 09, 2000 at 11:49:19AM +0000, David Ryan wrote:
> 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 will do this for you, the manpages should hold all the keys,

If you're looking for slightly more than that or you're wanting to watch certain files, tripwire is not a bad bet,

also if using redhat or someother rpm based distro vou can use rpm to verify what files are originals, again manpages and/or command --help are the key to figuring out how it's done

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