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Newbie problem with simple script to create a directory
script is:
dirname= "$(date +%b%d)_$(date +%H%M)" mkdir $dirname should create a directory named Nov4_ Instead I get the following returned: root@dchs-pint-001:/=>./test1 ./test1: Nov04_0736: not found. Usage: mkdir [-p] [-m mode] Directory ... root@dchs-pint-001:/=> TOO easy, but what am I doing wrong? Thx, |
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