[geeks] find - having a senior moment

[Brian Dunbar]

Hey,

I'm having a senior moment - I wanted to do something I did last week and
I can't remember how I did it.

Last week I ran a find command that produced output like so ..

95732   ./NonAgileFiles/t_agile60971292.doc
87060   ./NonAgileFiles/t_agile60978519.doc
112396  ./NonAgileFiles/t_agile61418345.doc
0       ./NonAgileFiles/New Text Document.txt

With the first column being the size of the file.  Now how in the name of
Ogg did I do that?  It was so darn clever that I thought I didn't need to
write it down .. and now that I'm back from a long weekend I have no idea
how I did it.  Certainly this works ..

find . -mtime +1095 -mtime -1460 -print -exec ls -l {} \;

But it gives me a lot of extra stuff I'd rather not have - all I need is
the size of the file and it's path.

I'd sure like to avoid having to cut all of the useless crap from output.

Thanks in advance,

Brian