how to get the of integrated command of find and mv?
I used this command to my script to find specific files and to moved to different folder, however, i would need to generate a log of which file/s i have moved.
find $1* -prune -name "*.$2" -mtime +$3 -exec mv {} $4 ;
Please help how/what to add to that command to be able to generate a log.
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I used this command to my script to find specific files and to moved to different folder, however, i would need to generate a log of which file/s i have moved.
find $1* -prune -name "*.$2" -mtime +$3 -exec mv {} $4 ;
Please help how/what to add to that command to be able to generate a log.
hp-ux
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I used this command to my script to find specific files and to moved to different folder, however, i would need to generate a log of which file/s i have moved.
find $1* -prune -name "*.$2" -mtime +$3 -exec mv {} $4 ;
Please help how/what to add to that command to be able to generate a log.
hp-ux
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I used this command to my script to find specific files and to moved to different folder, however, i would need to generate a log of which file/s i have moved.
find $1* -prune -name "*.$2" -mtime +$3 -exec mv {} $4 ;
Please help how/what to add to that command to be able to generate a log.
hp-ux
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You can just add an echo command to write to a log file, i.e.
find $1* -prune -name "*.$2" -mtime +$3 -exec mv {} $4 ; -exec echo mv {} $4 >> /path/to/log ;
If you want less information, just modify the final -exec block, e.g. -exec echo {} >> /path/to/log ;
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You can just add an echo command to write to a log file, i.e.
find $1* -prune -name "*.$2" -mtime +$3 -exec mv {} $4 ; -exec echo mv {} $4 >> /path/to/log ;
If you want less information, just modify the final -exec block, e.g. -exec echo {} >> /path/to/log ;
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You can just add an echo command to write to a log file, i.e.
find $1* -prune -name "*.$2" -mtime +$3 -exec mv {} $4 ; -exec echo mv {} $4 >> /path/to/log ;
If you want less information, just modify the final -exec block, e.g. -exec echo {} >> /path/to/log ;
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You can just add an echo command to write to a log file, i.e.
find $1* -prune -name "*.$2" -mtime +$3 -exec mv {} $4 ; -exec echo mv {} $4 >> /path/to/log ;
If you want less information, just modify the final -exec block, e.g. -exec echo {} >> /path/to/log ;
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You can just add an echo command to write to a log file, i.e.
find $1* -prune -name "*.$2" -mtime +$3 -exec mv {} $4 ; -exec echo mv {} $4 >> /path/to/log ;
If you want less information, just modify the final -exec block, e.g. -exec echo {} >> /path/to/log ;
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