Pierre Fortin wrote:
> Red Hat Linux User wrote:
> > I guess I'm dense. I can set a date stamp with the following syntax:
> > touch -d 0326 filename
> > which gets me 26 March 2001. This is OK if I want only to set day and
> > month. If I want a specific hour or year, no matter what numerical
Red Hat Linux User wrote:
> I guess I'm dense. I can set a date stamp with the
> following syntax:
>
> touch -d 0326 filename
>
> which gets me 26 March 2001. This is OK if I want only to
> set day and month. If I want a specific hour or year, no
> matter what numerical value I supply, touch retur
Red Hat Linux User wrote:
>
> I guess I'm dense. I can set a date stamp with the following syntax:
>
> touch -d 0326 filename
>
> which gets me 26 March 2001. This is OK if I want only to set day and
> month. If I want a specific hour or year, no matter what numerical value
> I supply, touch re
I guess I'm dense. I can set a date stamp with the following syntax:
touch -d 0326 filename
which gets me 26 March 2001. This is OK if I want only to set day and
month. If I want a specific hour or year, no matter what numerical value
I supply, touch returns 'invalid date format'. man touch give
