SUMMARY: Problem with find (or something else)

From: Bruce Senn <sennb_at_union.edu>
Date: Tue, 02 May 2000 09:52:54 -0400

I got no responses.

So....for the time being I stopped having cron run the script at 5:15 AM.
In my spare time I'll hope to focus on diagnosing the real problem.

Bruce.
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At 09:09 AM 04/27/2000 -0400, Bruce Senn posted the original question:
>OK, folks, here's an interesting one.
>
>At 5:15 AM I have cron run a script. Find does not report the files it
>should. The first command gives the expected results. The second command
>reports nothing.
>
>ls -l 00.04.2*
>/sbin/find . -mtime -1 -type f -print | xargs ls -l
>
>At 7:15 AM I have cron run the same script. Both commands give the
>expected results, reporting the 50 or 60 files which have been created in
>the last day.
>
>What's happening?
>
>Is it possible that defragcron is causing find to fail? What else could it
>be? The system is reasonably quiet. Backups don't happen until 5:25 AM
>and are finished by 6:00 AM for partials and 7:00 AM for fulls. This is DU
>4.0D. How can ls report files and find not report the same files?
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