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Old 08-06-2016, 12:27 PM   #1
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Trying to understand bash using day to day commands.

Hi,

I have found one of many ways how to rsync files newer/older than X time.


Code:
rsync -auv --files-from=<(find sourcedir/./ -mtime -7 -print0)
this is the part that deals with that.

Now what is bugging me is the
Code:
<
in the command.

Without it error is returned.
 
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