Copy specific named directories, where content changed the last 24 hours The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InFind directories that do not contain subdirectoriesClone directory tree structure and copy files to the corresponding directories modified after a specific datefind modified files recursively and copy with directory preserving directory structurefind's mtime and ctime optionsHow to delete the content of all subdirectories named “output”?Remove old files in a directory but not the rootFind all files and folder have been changed or created in last 24 hoursfind's prune's -path is not taking wildcardsCopy files with certain extension from many nested sub-directories to a single directory and append to each copied file the name of the directoryHow to run command recursively on files within directory and sub-directories within?
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Copy specific named directories, where content changed the last 24 hours
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InFind directories that do not contain subdirectoriesClone directory tree structure and copy files to the corresponding directories modified after a specific datefind modified files recursively and copy with directory preserving directory structurefind's mtime and ctime optionsHow to delete the content of all subdirectories named “output”?Remove old files in a directory but not the rootFind all files and folder have been changed or created in last 24 hoursfind's prune's -path is not taking wildcardsCopy files with certain extension from many nested sub-directories to a single directory and append to each copied file the name of the directoryHow to run command recursively on files within directory and sub-directories within?
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I can recursively find and copy all my test-directories (with content) of the current directory:
find . -name test ! -path "./my_dest/*" -exec cp -r --parents /path/to/my_dest ;
But now I want to copy only that test-directories (with content), when content was changed within the last 24 hours.
What do I have to add to my line above?
linux find directory path
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I can recursively find and copy all my test-directories (with content) of the current directory:
find . -name test ! -path "./my_dest/*" -exec cp -r --parents /path/to/my_dest ;
But now I want to copy only that test-directories (with content), when content was changed within the last 24 hours.
What do I have to add to my line above?
linux find directory path
edited Apr 6 at 21:50
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I can recursively find and copy all my test-directories (with content) of the current directory:
find . -name test ! -path "./my_dest/*" -exec cp -r --parents /path/to/my_dest ;
But now I want to copy only that test-directories (with content), when content was changed within the last 24 hours.
What do I have to add to my line above?
linux find directory path
edited Apr 6 at 21:50
ctrl-alt-delor
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I can recursively find and copy all my test-directories (with content) of the current directory:
find . -name test ! -path "./my_dest/*" -exec cp -r --parents /path/to/my_dest ;
But now I want to copy only that test-directories (with content), when content was changed within the last 24 hours.
What do I have to add to my line above?
linux find directory path
linux find directory path
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ctrl-alt-delor
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