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1. ** Using "find" to find files created today? ***

 Hello

 We are noticing that our /data filesystem is filling up - about an hour ago it
 was at 87%, now it is at 91%.  We would like to try to use "find" to see what
 file is being produced that is growing and causing the disk to fill.  We already
 know it is not a runaway process, and that a user program is running, but we
 cannot detect which file it is creating.  We run:

 ls -l `find /data -size +40000 -atime -1 -print`  | more

 We get a list of files that exceed 40000 Kbytes (this is on SUN Solaris 2.5.1)  
 but it does not list any files we suspect - more static files we already know
 are large, but not changing.   We then tried a modifier of:

 -atime 0

 hoping this would show us what was created today, but it did not seem to work.

 Can anyone suggest how we can use "find" to display files created today, or within
 a certain time frame, say a few hours?

 Cheers

 Kari

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