ie something like:
tar cfz file.`date -I`.tgz /home
regards brett
Kevin Saenz wrote:
Hi all,
I have a bash script where I create a tar.gz file I would grab current date and add it to the file name. Could anyone
please advise where I could look so I can develop my script
further?
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