OK, I am willing to admit it. You guys have a bigger UNIX than me. :-)

Seriously, thanks for the help. Only problem is, none of these things work.

First, the -f on find finds the files, not the "Album" subdirectories. Changing it to -d finds all the directories, not just the Album ones (subdirectories), and the nice single command option doesn't work at all.

I'd really like to get this working. I'm not good at the regular expression stuff and I appreciate all of your help.

I have two systems that I can access the volume from. One is a RedHat linux machine (older, 6.2, I think, with a new kernel) and the other is an OpenBSD 3.0 machine. So, those are the commands I can use, though I can (and would) add whatever command(s) I need to get this to work.

ls on these machines has a -T option that gives full time.

The nice printf solution doesn't work, as far as I can tell, for two reasons: 1. I can't get find to output to printf without using a pipe (or at least, I don't know how on my system -- there is no -a option), and 2. The formatting doesn't work:

find . -type f | printf "%T@ %Td-%Tb-%TY %p\n" | more
-csh: illegal format character

The original:
find . -type f -a printf "%T@ %Td-%Tb-%Ty &p\n" | more
find: printf: unknown option

Comments?

Thanks again,

Jim