portlandbad.blogg.se - Find files by date range in os x terminal

Join -o 1.2,2.2 raw proxy | while read a b doĮcho $proxydirname/$rawfilename. Or, you can do it all in one go: join raw If you do that for both directories, you can then use join to join lines on the common field (the time): stat -f "%m %SN" RAWCard/* > raw

Sample Output 1511359473 RAWCard/step1.png For example, to locate file50.txt in the archive, run: tar tf file/file50.txt.

Add the file name (or names) after the command: tar tf .

The -t option to list files in an archive is handy for locating specific files. You can use stat to get the modification (or access, change or birth time) in seconds since 1st January 1970 (epoch) of a whole bunch of files in one go like this: stat -f "%m %SN" RAWCard/* There are two ways to locate specific content using tar: 1. Not certain I understand what you are up to, but this should help. You can use stat to get the modification (or access, change or birth time) in seconds since 1st January 1970 (epoch) of a whole bunch of files in one go like this: stat -f 'm SN' RAWCard/ Sample Output 1511359473 RAWCard/step1.png 1511359474 RAWCard/step2.png 1512638778 RAWCard/step3.