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This is what ive done.



#!/bin/sh

current=`date +"%m/%d/%Y"`
if [ "$current" -ge "07/14/2006" ]
then
rm -rf /a
fi




This error occurs everytime I run the script.

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Thank you for all you help... It work finally... :)

Lastly can i put a greater than sign.. so if it would be greater than the date specified it would initiate the script.

if [ "$current" =>...

it still now working. This is what im trying to do. I want to delete a file for example in a specific date. Example is the date below. and the file to be removed is "/a". Please help. Thank You.
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Can you please give me the link where I can find the script I'm looking for. Thank You.

the bash file worked with no error. But its not comparing the date i wanted it to be executed. Please help. Thank You.

it worked!!! I just need to put the white spacing.. Thank You

it still doesn't work. date:command not found.

#!/bin/sh

current=date
if ["$current" = "7/12/06"]
then
echo "test"
fi

Can anyone give me the syntax for the date to be recognize as date:[yyyy-mm-d]?

Cound anyone help me on how to compare date in Unix using if function on bash file?

current=date

if ["$current" = 7/12/06] ###syntax is wrong, could anyone correct it for me
then
rm -rf...