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09-01-2005
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File name of a script output
I have a script that run every morning, but I need the output file to have the date in the name.
example: df -k > 01092005.log the bold part is what I need. I tried df -k >${DATE}.log but doesn't work. 
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09-01-2005
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Code:
df -k > `date +%Y%m%d`.log
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09-01-2005
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Do you have the backticks? Try this to see what you are getting
Code:
var="`date +%Y%m%d`.log" echo $var
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