"find" command cant parse date/time

[misterEarly]

when i try to run the file, the "find" command throws an error

find: Can't parse date/time: @86400

[artonge]

Can you tell me what OS you are using and the version of find ?

[misterEarly]

My server is hosted on a web provider, and I don't seem to have the right permissions/packages (don't have apt or anything similar) to find everything. This is what I managed:

uname -a

FreeBSD s18.server.hostpoint.ch 12.2-RELEASE-p10 FreeBSD 12.2-RELEASE-p10 #3 12803d8a99c(releng/12.2)-dirty: Wed Aug 25 08:33:52 UTC 2021     root@fbsd-build01.adm.hostpoint.ch:/usr/obj/usr/src/amd64.amd64/sys/HOSTPOINT  amd64

[misterEarly]

I changed the "@86400" to "1 day" manually and ran it again.
Now the "stat" command throws an error:

stat: illegal option -- c

[artonge]

The stat command is to have the file's mtime, feel free to open a PR if you find a way that work on freebsd and other linux distributions

[Tie-fighter]

I, like many others, are also using TrueNAS.

Did anybody succeed with "ls -c" or "date -r" ?

[artonge]

Here is a version that checks the mtime with an if instead of with find: https://github.com/nextcloud-gmbh/mtime_fixer_tool_kit/blob/40ba968a1b5d6decad4008f1deae754139b0b27d/solvable_files.sh

[Tie-fighter]

btw. it seems that stat -f '%m' is the equivalent for FreeBSD
(https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/437222/the-bsds-stat-option-equivalent-to-y-in-gnu)