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Date Calculations
I need to be able to use the current date and calculate 7 days ago to be stored in another variable to be passed to a file in my Unix shell script. I need the date in the following format:
date '+%m/%d/%Y' or 05/16/2006 How do I calculate date minus 7 days or 1 week ago? |
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