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Delete Files based on Date

Delete Files based on Date

2005-03-30       - By Kelley.Coleman@(protected)

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I'm somewhat hampered by my OpenVMS experience with this problem.  I need a
script that will remove all but the latest five files in a folder.  There is
only one file per day and I want to keep five days worth.  OpenVMS had a
nice little flag on the dir command (/before=today-5) that I often used for
this kind of thing.  I'm just not finding anything similar in Linux. I've
found how to sort files based on modified date (ls -ltr), but how can I use
that to remove the older files?

I didn't see anything useful in the rm man page.

Kelley Coleman
Database Administrator
VA Health Administration Center
Denver, Colorado
303-331-7521-o
888-732-8802-p
720-319-0454-c

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