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'date' on a command issued before midnight but ending after midnight. Today or tomorrow date?



The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InGet today’s date and use it in filenameExcludes specific files from all subdirectories when creating a zip fileCreating 2 zip parts starting from specific bytebatch rename zip files based on contained file namesWhat's the difference between the keyboard shortcut commands and bash ones?How do I zip up multiple files on command line?Date off by years - Cannot set dateCan't coordinate the correct time between system and rtcwakedate command not resolving properly in bash aliasInvalid date error by date command



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I will be launching today a zip command naming the new file with the current date (date+%Y-%m-%d.zip).
The compression will probably end after midnight.
Do you think the zip will be named with today's date or tomorrow's?



Command is:



zip -9 -m -o /path/file_name`date +%Y%m%d`.zip /path/tmp/* 









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    Show your command, it depends when filename will be generated

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  • zip -9 -m -o /path/file_namedate +%Y%m%d.zip /path/tmp/*

    – Daniele Foti
    2 days ago






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    @user68186 done! thanks for advice

    – Daniele Foti
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  • @LeonidMew Thanks for editing the question and inserting the command from the comment. Daniel Foti, that's what I was talking about.

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I will be launching today a zip command naming the new file with the current date (date+%Y-%m-%d.zip).
The compression will probably end after midnight.
Do you think the zip will be named with today's date or tomorrow's?



Command is:



zip -9 -m -o /path/file_name`date +%Y%m%d`.zip /path/tmp/* 









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  • 2





    Show your command, it depends when filename will be generated

    – LeonidMew
    2 days ago











  • zip -9 -m -o /path/file_namedate +%Y%m%d.zip /path/tmp/*

    – Daniele Foti
    2 days ago






  • 1





    @user68186 done! thanks for advice

    – Daniele Foti
    2 days ago











  • @LeonidMew Thanks for editing the question and inserting the command from the comment. Daniel Foti, that's what I was talking about.

    – user68186
    2 days ago













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I will be launching today a zip command naming the new file with the current date (date+%Y-%m-%d.zip).
The compression will probably end after midnight.
Do you think the zip will be named with today's date or tomorrow's?



Command is:



zip -9 -m -o /path/file_name`date +%Y%m%d`.zip /path/tmp/* 









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I will be launching today a zip command naming the new file with the current date (date+%Y-%m-%d.zip).
The compression will probably end after midnight.
Do you think the zip will be named with today's date or tomorrow's?



Command is:



zip -9 -m -o /path/file_name`date +%Y%m%d`.zip /path/tmp/* 






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  • 2





    Show your command, it depends when filename will be generated

    – LeonidMew
    2 days ago











  • zip -9 -m -o /path/file_namedate +%Y%m%d.zip /path/tmp/*

    – Daniele Foti
    2 days ago






  • 1





    @user68186 done! thanks for advice

    – Daniele Foti
    2 days ago











  • @LeonidMew Thanks for editing the question and inserting the command from the comment. Daniel Foti, that's what I was talking about.

    – user68186
    2 days ago












  • 2





    Show your command, it depends when filename will be generated

    – LeonidMew
    2 days ago











  • zip -9 -m -o /path/file_namedate +%Y%m%d.zip /path/tmp/*

    – Daniele Foti
    2 days ago






  • 1





    @user68186 done! thanks for advice

    – Daniele Foti
    2 days ago











  • @LeonidMew Thanks for editing the question and inserting the command from the comment. Daniel Foti, that's what I was talking about.

    – user68186
    2 days ago







2




2





Show your command, it depends when filename will be generated

– LeonidMew
2 days ago





Show your command, it depends when filename will be generated

– LeonidMew
2 days ago













zip -9 -m -o /path/file_namedate +%Y%m%d.zip /path/tmp/*

– Daniele Foti
2 days ago





zip -9 -m -o /path/file_namedate +%Y%m%d.zip /path/tmp/*

– Daniele Foti
2 days ago




1




1





@user68186 done! thanks for advice

– Daniele Foti
2 days ago





@user68186 done! thanks for advice

– Daniele Foti
2 days ago













@LeonidMew Thanks for editing the question and inserting the command from the comment. Daniel Foti, that's what I was talking about.

– user68186
2 days ago





@LeonidMew Thanks for editing the question and inserting the command from the comment. Daniel Foti, that's what I was talking about.

– user68186
2 days ago










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It will have todays date. The date command is run when the command is issued.



Actually, the nested command $(date ...) will be executed by the shell before the zip command is called. This is called command substitution, the nested command will be replaced by its output.






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    Actually, the nested command $(date ...) will be executed by the shell before the zip command is called. This is called command substitution, the nested command will be replaced by its output.






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