How to find the files that are accessed before 10 minutes?

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How to find the files that are accessed before 10 minutes?..

Answer / alex

find -type f -amin -10

Explanation: Find all files (excluding directories) from the
current directory which have been accessed no more(-) than
10 minutes ago.

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How to find the files that are accessed before 10 minutes?..

Answer / krishna

find . -mmin -10 -type f -ls

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How to find the files that are accessed before 10 minutes?..

Answer / ashok

echo "this script will put the num of 10 min old files
in /tmp in /tmp/chechold.txt
file "
find /tmp -size 0 -a time +10 - exec ls -s {}
\ ; /tmp /checkdd.txt
find /tmp -size 0 -a time +10 -exec rm _f {} \ ;

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How to find the files that are accessed before 10 minutes?..

Answer / sagar

ls -lrt | tail -10

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How to find the files that are accessed before 10 minutes?..

Answer / kirus

ls - ltr
it will show the the files with latest acces time in that
we can find the files that are accessed before 10 minutes

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