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Date format of remote system
Hi, I am trying to write a small code where i capture the output of ls command on a remote system. However i want a certain consistency in the date format being received Say i want it to be dd/mm/yyyy format. how can i do this? This is what i am doing currently Code:
FTP1=`ssh ${USER_FTP_origin}@${MACHINE_FTP_origin} 2> /dev/null << !
cd ${PATH_ORIGIN}
ls -1 $File_name
exit
!`
This however sometimes gives me the date in dd/mm/yyyy and sometimes in mm/dd/yyyy format. Please suggest what can be done Thanks Last edited by Franklin52; 08-24-2009 at 08:37 AM.. Reason: Please use code tags! |
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