[SLUG] ls files amended in the last five minutes

[john at johnallsopp.co.uk]

Hi ppl

I'm still on the trail of the mysql error file.

Tbh, I'm not even sure where mysql is, so here's my plan. I've run
mysql, mysqld runs from /etc/rc.d/init.d/mysqld but that's the back
end, I think mysql is the front end. Where that is, nobody knows, and
which one does the logging is a mystery too. I think if I do whereis
mysql I get /usr/bin/mysql, usr/lib/mysql, and usr/share/mysql so take
your pick.

Anyway, I've run mysql and I've interacted with it and caused a few
errors and come out again. Now I want to see if those errors were
logged anywhere. I don't think there's a .log or a .err file
containing that info, so now I want to cause the error, and then
straight away look for any files altered in the last, minute, say.

How do I do that? ls doesn't seem to have a date filter. I'll look
through my books but I'm not sure I'll find the answer so I thought
I'd hassle you all :-)

Cheers
J