I would like to create a tarball that contains files from a directory that have a *ctime* of less than 30 days. Most tutorials I have found have basically recommended doing something like this:

```
tar cvf foo.tar $(find ~/POD -type f -ctime -30)

```

The problem is that a lot of the files that I want to tar up contain spaces in their name. This means that the `tar` command will delimit based on a spaces, which means that the full file paths will be broken up.

So now I'm trying to make the `find` command return a list of quoted file paths. So here's what I have tried:

```
find . -type f -ctime -30  | xargs printf "\"%s\"\n"

```

But this command also broke up all of the file names based on spaces. So then I tried this:

```
oldifs=$IFS
IFS=\n
find . -type f -ctime -30  | xargs printf "\"%s\"\n"
IFS=$oldifs

```

But this gave me the same results.

Is there a way I can pass the full path names to `tar` and have everything work with spaces in their names?