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Originally Posted by Sepia
Thanks but that is now doing:
,Thu Jun 25 13:04:59 BST 2009count: 3
Where 'count 3' should have four words infront of it!
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hm....... strange
try:
sed "s/\$/,$(date)/"
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Originally Posted by Sepia
I've tried changing the order of sed "s/$/,$(date)/" around but that doesn't seem to help.
edit: doesnt seem to be writing the date when its done as a cronjob. Just has $(date),monkey |
'crontab' runs in Bourne shell - the '$(date)' is ksh/bash specific. Change '$(date)' to '
`date
`' in crontab - or write your own ksh/bash wrapper and call it from cron.
