Linux/UNIX Easy date manipulation with yest
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Does every date command support that?
I just tried it on an AIX 5.2 machine to no avail
> I just tried it on an AIX 5.2 machine to no avail
Show off. :)
Show off. :)
AIX is also known as Vale of Pain. Showoff, indeed!
It's not working on my Commodore 128 either.
> It's not working on my Commodore 128 either.
Hmm, I wonder if it would work on OS-9? Well, I doubt I really want to pull my CoCo 3 out to find out, so I guess I'll never know.
Hmm, I wonder if it would work on OS-9? Well, I doubt I really want to pull my CoCo 3 out to find out, so I guess I'll never know.
I must commend you all on your efforts to recycle old technology. I'm sure mother nature is pleased :D
Hey ... AIX 5.2 ain't old, just painful.
I can't even find the date command on my abacus.
I'm with you TC :)
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I think this is just as easy:
[ $(date -d "tomorrow" "+%d") -eq 1 ]