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translate timestamp
my file creation timestamp looks like this:
Nov 4 15:44:34 EST 2009 i need to translate into 091104 my way is to awk on $1, $2, $5, but i don't know how to tranlate Nov to 11 ---------- Post updated at 03:01 PM ---------- Previous update was at 11:07 AM ---------- i resolved my post by creating a content as: Nov = 11 Dec = 12 |
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