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03-24-2006
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Unix Date Command
IS there a way to use the unix date command to find the 2nd Saturday fo every month?
Each Month I want to execute a specific command only of the 2nd Saturday. 
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03-24-2006
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See: weekselector extend the capabilities of a crontab
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