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08-25-2006
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file date
Hi All,
Is it possible to get teh julian date a file was created(modified) ? For example, I could get the julian date of today by date +%j which gives 237.The last day of the year is 365. I want to specify a condition in a script, if the sysdate(julian) minus julian date of FOLDER>14, then do something... How do I do this? In short,I just want to check if the difference between system date and the date of folder modification is greater than 14.Any other approach is welcome. Thanks 
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08-25-2006
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Which UNIX? Linux has date arithmetic embedded in the date command.
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