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For example, to find files between `0808` and `2013-01`, you can use the following command:

The code is as follows:

Find / log/-name 'production.log-2013*'-newermt' 2013-08-08'!-newermt '2013-09-0

If the search starts at 12:00 on 2011-09-08, documents within the time from 12:00 on 2011-09-07 to 12:00 on 2011-09-08 will be listed.

Find files that have been altered "previously" for 3 days (files before 12:00 on 2011-09-05 on the third day before →) (> 72 hours)

The code is as follows:

Find / var/log/-mtime + 3-type f-print

Find out the documents that have been altered within 3 days (from 12:00 on 2011-09-05 to 12:00 on 2011-09-08) (within 0 ~ 72 hours)

The code is as follows:

Find / var/log/-mtime-3-type f-print

Find files that have been altered on the third day before (within 12:00 on 2011-09-04 to 12:00 on 2011-09-05) (72-96 hours)

The code is as follows:

Find / var/log/-mtime 3-type f-print

Find out the files that have been altered on day 3 (you can also write this way)

The code is as follows:

Find / var/log/-mtime + 2-mtime-4-type f-print

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