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    append find command result to csv

    Good point, they look very similar in the shell, trued this (lower cas l) and i get this: find /nas/quota/slot_2/root_vdm_2/isadhomes07/home/lht204 -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 100000 -type d | wc -l / -printf "lht204, %TY-%Tm-%Td , %TT , ISADHOMES07" | sort -nr | head -n l >>...
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    append find command result to csv

    could I ask a little help please. Im trying to output the number of child folders there are in a given root folder, the below example work and outputs the correct figure for the lht204 folder When I run this find /nas/quota/slot_2/root_vdm_2/isadhomes07/home/lht204 -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 100000...
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    append find command result to csv

    Thanks for your help that did exactly what I needed
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    append find command result to csv

    Hi and thanks for the help in advance im using this command to output the latest time stamp of modifed files in a directoy and works well to screen find /nas/quota/slot_2/root_vdm_2/homeshare/home/username/ -printf "ajm293, %TY-%Tm-%Td , %TT\n , " | sort -nr | head -n 1 this gives output to...
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    recursivley output through directory tree last modified date/time for files and folders to csv

    now I get this error: [root@RCRVNXCS0 bin]# userlist3 : No such file or directory unfortunatley not a lot to go off i know. A slight change to my original post request, and now having looked at the available solutions using the find command I think I can now give more of a definitive request...
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    recursivley output through directory tree last modified date/time for files and folders to csv

    sorry here you go: while read searchpath; do if [[ -d "$searchpath" ]]; then find "$searchpath" -newermt "2020-04-20 15:00:00" >> /nas/quota/slot_2/root_vdm_2/isadhomes01/home/jltest/output2.csv fi done < /nas/quota/slot_2/root_vdm_2/isadhomes01/home/jltest/userlist.csv
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    recursivley output through directory tree last modified date/time for files and folders to csv

    I seem to be getting this error when trying all of the above: /usr/bin/userlist3: line 5: syntax error near unexpected token `done' /usr/bin/userlist3: line 5: `done < /nas/quota/slot_2/root_vdm_2/isadhomes01/home/jltest/userlist.csv' Any ideas? Thanks
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    recursivley output through directory tree last modified date/time for files and folders to csv

    Thanks for your assistnace, its much appreciated, could I pull in a csv list for source directories for this approach in any way? also the out csv file does not seem to list the file outputs 1 per line, more 1 single string of text, is there a way to put the file list findings 1 per line? final...
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    recursivley output through directory tree last modified date/time for files and folders to csv

    Hi, Could I have some assistance in creating a a script to recurivley search through a diectory tree outputting files and sub folders created or modiefied after a specific date and time to a csv file? Thanks in advance
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    recursivley show modified dates of files within a folder and sub folders

    Hi, Could I have some assistance in creating a a script to recurivley search through a diectory tree outputting filesand sub folders created or modiefied after a specific date and time? Thanks in advance
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    folder rename on mass

    thankyou
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    folder rename on mass

    thats excellent help thankyou so much, just to clarify is the last line correct " done < /path/to/you-list" i mean in particular the "done < " element of the syntax i get the second half is an editable part for me to specify Thanks again
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    folder rename on mass

    thanks in advance for the help. I have a list of folder names to be renamed (about 8000) they are all subfolders in the same root folder, but are not necissarily at the same folder level, for example /nas/quota/slot_3/home/folders to be renamed> or /nas/quota/slot_3/slot_2/home/folders to be...
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    folder rename on mass

    could somebody help me with a bash script to run on a linux server to rename several hundred folders. An example would be to rename "folder1" to "folder1_deleteme" Thanks
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