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store awk results in a variable
I try to get the month (of last save) and the filename into a variable, is this possible ?
something like this : for month in `ls -la | awk '{print $6}'` do if [[ $month == "Sep" ]] then a=filename of the matching file cp $a /Sep fi thanks, Steffen |
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