Good day David,
Am 2005-04-03 22:01:40, schrieb David W. Tamkin:
* [ `date +%s` -lt 1113484356 ]
and I replied,
| * $ -`date +%s`^0
| * 1113484356^0
This works already... :-)
But I notice that Michelle said "-gt" in the subject line but "-lt" in
the example, and in the description she said that the time has to be
bigger than the preset number. So to simulate -gt, move the minus sign:
* $ `date +%s`^0
* -1113484356^0
Thanks, for the example...
I have read the procmail documentation, but I have not
understood how ^0 and the other stuff is working...
With either, there's a Y2038 problem, but there is with most versions of
date(1) as well.
:-)
I think, I will have other problems bevore...
This message was already copied to my .Linux.procmail/ directory.
First message succeeded.
Thanks and have a nice week
Michelle
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