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Concatenate date to file name
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I have written a script to rename a file, but I can not add the current date (in YYYYMMDD-HHMM format) can you please look at this cript, and help? thanks, #!/usr/local/bin/tcsh -f set server = "$1" set user = "$2" if (-f $server) then \mv $server $server.Saar.[HERE_I_WANT_DATE] endif |
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