I do something like this:
#########################
#!/bin/bash
DAYSTOKEEP=30
COMMAND="rm -f"
BASEDIR=/directory/path/
FIND="/usr/bin/find"
$FIND $BASEDIR -mtime +$DAYSTOKEEP -exec $COMMAND {}
\;
##########################
This will find all files with a modification time of
more than 30 days ago and perform a "rm -f" on them.
It will recurse further down the tree. If you want it
also to remove directories make it "rm -rf".
Tom
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