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11-22-2010 01:44 AM
11-22-2010 01:44 AM
Generate file name through crontab
Hi expert,
I want to generate a file through crontab file according to the date.
the command I used in the crontab file is the following : last -R > /"monitor_$(date +%d%y%M)"
As you can see I try to put the result of last -R in files called monitor_ and ended by the date.
When I used the command the line above at prompt, the different files are created.
But when I put the command line above in the crontab file, only one file named monitor_ was created. Are they a way to solve this issue.
THx for your help.
I want to generate a file through crontab file according to the date.
the command I used in the crontab file is the following : last -R > /"monitor_$(date +%d%y%M)"
As you can see I try to put the result of last -R in files called monitor_ and ended by the date.
When I used the command the line above at prompt, the different files are created.
But when I put the command line above in the crontab file, only one file named monitor_ was created. Are they a way to solve this issue.
THx for your help.
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11-22-2010 01:48 AM
11-22-2010 01:48 AM
Re: Generate file name through crontab
If you look at crontab(1) carefully, you'll see that "%" is special and needs to be quoted with "\".
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