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02-11-2002 03:34 AM
02-11-2002 03:34 AM
I want to get a output file from my hourly cron command named ..
The crontab entry looks like
0 * * * * command >>.`date +%y%m%d`
But it doesn't work correctly. All I get is a file named "." (without date suffix).
Is it possible to create a filename like described without a script?
Thanks for replies
Ruediger
The crontab entry looks like
0 * * * * command >>
But it doesn't work correctly. All I get is a file named "
Is it possible to create a filename like described without a script?
Thanks for replies
Ruediger
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02-11-2002 03:36 AM
02-11-2002 03:36 AM
Re: output file via cron
Did you try the date command on the command line before putting it in cron?
date +'%d%m%y'
Note the individual quotes around the format string.
Share and Enjoy! Ian
date +'%d%m%y'
Note the individual quotes around the format string.
Share and Enjoy! Ian
Building a dumber user
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02-11-2002 04:10 AM
02-11-2002 04:10 AM
Re: output file via cron
Hi John,
if someone can read (or type "man") it is a large advantage sometimes...
Thanks
Ruediger
if someone can read (or type "man") it is a large advantage sometimes...
Thanks
Ruediger
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