Is there any way to find out changed file after some date in whole project code?

linux shell ls
Jeegar Patel picture Jeegar Patel · Jan 24, 2012 · Viewed 45.9k times · Source

see i am working in one BIG project source code Now i want to know which files are modified after some date.

Is there any command or any way to get that..

i have tried 

# ls -R -l

but here it shows all file with last modified data but i want to filter this output by some data ...

so is there any way to do this in linux? is there any tool available for this?

Answer

peko picture peko · Jan 24, 2012 
#set timestamp for file    
touch --date "2011-12-31" /tmp/foo
# Find files newer than 2011/Dec/31, in /some/files
find /some/files -newer /tmp/foo

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