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unix find command
Hello, I've a find command in one of our crontab script. This was build by one of my colleage who no longer works now. I need to know what the below mention command does: ########## find . -ctime +60 -exec rm {} \; ########## 1. Is is counting the 60 days older files and removing them...- toronto2003
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- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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Hello All, I've a unix script th
Hello All, I've a unix script that runs as a cron job to look for three *.csv files on a particular machine, do a record count in the *.csv files and report it via email. Currently even if there are no records in the *.csv files, it reports are record count=1. How can i take off this header...- toronto2003
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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unix script help required
Hello, I need help writing a unix script and then have it as a cronjob running everyday at 6:00 a.m There are three .csv files that get generated every day via other job on \disk2\jobs directory: The files under this directory end with the current date: A_YYYYMMDD.csv B_YYYYMMDD.csv...- toronto2003
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