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  1. tricue

    Moving Multiple files based on date??

    Thanks Chacalinc, The following command worked like a charm: find . \( -type d ! -name . -prune \) -o \( -type f -mtime +637 -exec mv {} /desiredpath/ \; \) had to replace the ";" with " \;"
  2. tricue

    Moving Multiple files based on date??

    After reviewing the recommended posts I have come to the following command but still unsure how I get the move command to work properly in the find statement. Here is what I have been attempting. find . \( -type d ! -name . -prune \) -o \( -type f -mtime +637 -exec mv {} /desiredpath/; \)...
  3. tricue

    Moving Multiple files based on date??

    I am looking for a way to move multiple files (reports) from one directory to another based upon the files date. There are no common names to these files to use the mv command with a name wildcard. Is there a way to select all files with a last modified date of prior to 12/31/2002 and move...
  4. tricue

    How to move multiple files

    I am looking for a way to move multiple files (reports) from one directory to another based upon the files date. There are no common names to use the mv command with a name wildcard. Is there a way to select all files with a last modified date of prior to 12/31/2002 and move them?? (around...
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