Good evening, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > How can i do that? > > for example i am using find /home/vmail/ -mtime +14
Good start; check man 1 find for -empty -and -or (the power of find isn't fully unleashed yet in your above example) You could use a pipe like `| cut -d "/" -f 2 | sort | uniq' to get the usernames. Bye Max that showme files > older than 14 days, but, how can i look for the " where the modify > timestamp of new and cur is older than 6" > > > thanks. > > > >>There is no such command, but it's easy to emulate: >> >>do a find on your popserver for all directories for which the oldest >>file in the subdir "new" is older than 6 months, or if that subdir is >>empty: where the modify timestamp of new and cur is older than 6 >>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >>>Hi all, is therea way to delete accounts older than X date?
