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I have multiple directories with ending with ".ext".
Some directory have sub-directory called e.g. "abc.ext/tree/child/marked". But not all directories have the "marked" directory under it.



(1) How to look for all directory?



Also, some directory which have "marked" directory aren't updated in last 1 month. Which brings to second question:



(2) How to find all marked directory which consists all files under it at least a month old.










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    Some directory have sub-directory called e.g. "abc.ext/tree/child/marked". But not all directories have the "marked" directory under it.



    (1) How to look for all directory?



    Also, some directory which have "marked" directory aren't updated in last 1 month. Which brings to second question:



    (2) How to find all marked directory which consists all files under it at least a month old.










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      I have multiple directories with ending with ".ext".
      Some directory have sub-directory called e.g. "abc.ext/tree/child/marked". But not all directories have the "marked" directory under it.



      (1) How to look for all directory?



      Also, some directory which have "marked" directory aren't updated in last 1 month. Which brings to second question:



      (2) How to find all marked directory which consists all files under it at least a month old.










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      I have multiple directories with ending with ".ext".
      Some directory have sub-directory called e.g. "abc.ext/tree/child/marked". But not all directories have the "marked" directory under it.



      (1) How to look for all directory?



      Also, some directory which have "marked" directory aren't updated in last 1 month. Which brings to second question:



      (2) How to find all marked directory which consists all files under it at least a month old.







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