On Mon, 30 Sep 2002, raphael wrote:
On Mon, Sep 30, 2002 at 10:38:51PM +0300, Udi Mottelo wrote:
DATE=\"`formail -xDate:`\"
DATEFILE=`date -d $DATE +%y-%m-%d`
DATE=`formail -xDate:`
DATEFILE=`date -d "$DATE" '+%y-%m-%d'`
I did not try it, but this is the direction.
Damn, you didn't have to, now did you :-) Works like a charm, and I even
think I got the clue. IOU.
O.K. Now you can (if you want to) do little improve - I think
that Alan Clifford gave you two good advises. First, use the
MATCH to find out the date instead of calling formail!
Second, using the "+%s" in the date(1) command is better then
makeing a string "yy-mm-dd" But, it is for my taste only and
depend on yours intention.
B,
Udi
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