You should be able to use 'find' on the directory and search by UNIX atime
(atime is updated whenever the database is accessed, be it a read or a
write). `find . -atime ...` man find for more details.
>From there, it's a simple shell script
On Thu, 12 Apr 2001, Gary Huntress wrote:
> I have
I have been offering free hosting of MySQL databases at freesql.org for the
last few weeks. As a result I now have several hundred databases (which I
think is great!), with a subset (perhaps 50) that are in active use. I
would like to implement a policy where I can cull dormant or otherwise
aban