Search Results

Hi.. I am not sure whether u r using some other flavours of Unix. In AIX i dont get the out put of ls in number format as u... i mean the month will be in letters . Also when i try to run this cmd
...

hi .. could u pls paste me the test o/p too.. i m nt abl to run this.. :(

hey.. i got it.. that is the output of that cmd.. :P.. but hw can we get it assigned to a variable???

I also want to know the significance of "file.now 08-08-2007 10:20:36" in the perl script.. could u pls explain

Thanks tag..
Bt I may want to hav the timestamp completely in numberformat.. :(
I have heard of some option called -mtime.. will it help me here?

let me clarify again.. my intention is whenever a logfile gets modified, attach the modified timestamp and store the file into the same dir so that it will not overwrite the old ones. I need it in...

I didn get any way to get the timestamp in numerical format...

can anyone post a reply to this at the earliest.. I m struck here and not able to proceed with my coding without this..:( thanks in advance..

Hi,

I want to modify a filename in AIX by attaching the last modified timestamp. I want the timestamp completely in numerical format (eg:200905081210. yr-2009, mnth - 05, date -08, hr - 12, mins...