I have list of log files which names has date suffix:
mylog.2014-01-01.gz
mylog.2014-01-02.gz
........
mylog.2014-03-04.gz
I have a start and end date, for example 2014-02-01 -> 2014-02-04. Using bash on linux script I want to find files with name matching date range. So I want to get files:
mylog.2014-02-01
mylog.2014-02-02
mylog.2014-02-03
mylog.2014-02-04
I can not depend on
find /path -type f -newer $startFile -not -newer $endFile mylog*gz
because mylog.2014-02-01 can be modified on 2014-02-01 23:59 or 2014-02-02 00:01
Maybe:
START_DATE=$(date -d '2014-02-01 01' '+%s')
END_DATE=$(date -d '2014-02-04 01' '+%s')
IFS=.
for i in mylog.*.gz; do
fname=($i)
d=$(date -d "${fname[1]} 01" '+%s')
if (($d > $START_DATE && $d < $END_DATE)); then
echo "Found file: $i"
fi
done
Thanks to @kojiro for the IFS and glob ideas.
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