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    • Article Type: General
    • Product: Voyager

    Description:
    Which files on my Voyager server have been edited lately?

    Resolution:
    There is a handy UNIX command one can use to figure out which files have been modified on your Voyager server over a specified number
    of days. Knowing which files have been recently modified may provide a lot of clues when things go wrong with Voyager.

    The command is:
    find <directory> -mtime -x (where 'x' equals number of days) -print

    Ex:find /m1 -mtime -2 -print
    The command will search the entire /m1 directory and all sub-directories for files modified in the past 2 days.


    • Article last edited: 3/3/2015
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