On Wed, Feb 26, 2003 at 03:54:22PM +0100, Oliver Ob wrote: : Alright, I have run some Mandrake Disk for a test - and it wrote : to my Suse System without even asking me! Shit! It made some changes : which I now need to know (no discussion on this please) : : Now I need to know all files that have been changed on : FEB 20 at 1930 plus/minus 10 minutes. : : I took a look at man find, man find did not tell me much. : : So, at a guess I ask this here: : : How do I find the above described files? : I need to know all files that have been changed on : FEB 20 at 1930 plus/minus 10 minutes. Off the top of my head, I would do something like the following: touch -t 200302201920 /tmp/bogus0 touch -t 200302201940 /tmp/bogus1 find / -newer /tmp/bogus0 -a ! -newer /tmp/bogus1 Though, this will present a corner-case solution in the fact that at the very least bogus1 will be one of the files returned. Good enough for gov't work. :) --Jerry Open-Source software isn't a matter of life or death... ...It's much more important than that!