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Also sprach Mark E. Perkins (perkinsm@bway.net)
> On 12/12/04 12:20, ipt@scraemon.org wrote:
> >The date command isn't giving output consistent with its man page.  This
> >command, 'date +%c/%m/%d', should display=20
> >
> >	2004/12/12
> >
> >instead it displays
> >
> >	Sun Dec 12 11:57:24 2004/12/12
> >
> >This used to display correctly in versions past, although I don't
> >remember which versions exactly.  I'm running 2.0 right now.
>=20
> I can't comment on 2.0 behavior, since I don't have it running anywhere=
=20
> just yet. But I tried this on 1.5.something and 1.6.2 and get the same=20
> result that you did. I can get the result you *want* with 'date +%Y/%m/%d=
'=20
> on both of those systems. My reading of the man page for strftime(3)=20
> suggests that all is as it should be.

Right, it shows the same dateformat, since STRFTIME(3) reads:

 %c    is replaced by the locale's appropriate date and time
 	   representation.
		=09
Use +y/+Y instead
--=20
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