Bruce R Graham enlightened us with:
> Run a script in cron.daily. The script should check a timestamp
> placed by the last occurrence of that script. Then check my home
> folder for files modified between that timestamp and now. Then send
> those files off to gmail.
> I have most of the pieces in place, except I can't find out how to
> retrieve the date modified attribute of a file. Does anybody know
> how to do that?
man find. You can even tell it to list all files older than a
reference file.
Sybren
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safety labels off of everything and let the problem solve itself?
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