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Subject: Looking for files older than n number of days?
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Looking at the man page for find I see several ways to look for files 
exactly N days old or newer than N days, but did not see a flag for files 
older than N number of days.. like files older than 90 days... Did I miss 
it?

I actually have a perl script I wrote a while back but was wondering if 
find had any flag I missed.