[PLUG] Parsing ls output
Sandy Herring
sandy at herring.org
Mon Apr 1 23:17:04 UTC 2002
Michael,
Since the output columns are a fixed width, the simplest approach would be
to use `cut'.
Sandy
On Mon, 01 Apr 2002, Michael Montagne wrote:
> Ok I've successfully manages to return t list of files on my FTP site
> that are older than 180 days and excluding a set of directories that are
> exempt from purging. I used the find command and some worthy
> instruction from this list. Now I'd like to print a report before I
> purge them all. I need Filename, date modified, and size. I don't want
> all the permissions and owner/group stuff you get with ls -al. It seems
> awk is a good tool for the job except that some of these file names have
> spaces. Lots of spaces. Some are veritable essays. I'm having trouble
> getting the filename parsed out using awk.
> What are my other options?
>
> --
> Michael Montagne
> montagne at boora.com
> http://www.boora.com
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