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Thank's to all and sorry for reply at this time cause i've got some problem connection and
i will try that advise and my friend told me to use xargs with pipe but i think as long
i use -type f on the find command it's always same results just the file not include directory
and if i not use -type f it's backup all files with the directory.
Anyway i've got some site which provide some backup script: http://www.donneker.de/projects/shell-backup-scripts/
What do you think ?, i've try that script on my pc not server but it's confused me and it is polite if i try to ask that script author about my situation and condition.
BM, i think if i still use -type f on command find it's just only backup/
copy the file not include the directory that files saved, command i've just try :
Code:
find /home/* -type f -type d -mtime0 -print | more
it not shows anything , if you said about xargs can do something, first i will read the man pages of that command.
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