How to delete files at a specified time in Linux.

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Show the file find / home/prestat/bills/test-type f-mmin + 20-exec ls-l {}\; delete the file find / home/prestat/bills/test-type f-mmin + 20-exec rm {}\; show the file find / home/prestat/bills/test-type f-mtime + 20-exec ls-l {}\; delete the file find / home/prestat/bills/test-type f-mtime + 20-exec rm {}\

FastDFS deletes the specified file script:

#! / bin/bash # delete file # explain to find any name changed 30 days ago under / FastDFDS/FastDFS directory and delete find / data2/fastdfs/fastdfs_storage_data/data-mtime + 30-name "*."-exec rm-rf {}\; # Delete folder # find / data2/fastdfs/fastdfs_storage_data/data-mtime + 1-name "*"-type d-exec rm-rf {}\ Above # chmod + x delete is how to delete files at a specified time in Linux. The editor believes that there are some knowledge points that we may see or use in our daily work. I hope you can learn more from this article. For more details, please follow the industry information channel.