Finding files modified "today" (Was: Awk with passed parameters)

[Randal L. Schwartz]

In article <686 at silence.princeton.nj.us>, jay at silence (Jay Plett) writes:
| I have added several primitives to gnu find and sent the sources off
| to gnu.  If gnu likes them, they should be available in a future
| release.
[...]
|      -gid n
|           File's gid matches n.
[...]
|      -uid n
|           File's uid matches n.

Whoa!  You mean that GNU find doesn't implement the standard -user and
-group, which handle numeric IDs just fine?  (Or have I been playing
with a non-V7 find for too long?)

Just another UNIX hacker,
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