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06-01-2012
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Move Command with Adding Yesterday date
How to move a file with mv command by adding yesteday's date(YYYYMMDD) at the end
Example: /a/abc.txt should be moved to the same folder /a/abc_yyyymmdd.txt YYYYMMDD should be yesterday's date |
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06-01-2012
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With GNU date: Code:
mv abc.txt abc_$(date -d "-1 day" +%Y%m%d).txt |
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06-02-2012
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Thanks a lot!
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