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problem in making file name from date command
Dear all
I am bit new to programming. I have to redirect the output to a file which will be in the following format man ls> date +"hup-%m%d%y-%H%M" --------> this will show me the month,day,year,hours and minute in a file name whose name start from "hup-" kindly any correct my syntax |
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