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Im hoping to try to normalise all the dates to the format displayed in the first 2 lines and remove the times so the file looks unfirom can any one give me a heads up ?
Just 'awk -F'Date:' '{print $NF}';' the time stamp I'd say because 'date' accepts input through "--date" so 'env TZ=UTC date --date="Mar 26 23:59:59 2012" +'%s';' works as does 'env TZ=UTC date --date="27-Jul-2012" +'%s' (for '%s' substitute your own format of course).
The 'e' sed command is a GNU extension. It pipes pattern space to the shell and replaces pattern space with the output. Remove `e' to see what commands are executed. The solution is not fast/effective but it is short.
The 'e' sed command is a GNU extension. It pipes pattern space to the shell and replaces pattern space with the output. Remove `e' to see what commands are executed. The solution is not fast/effective but it is short.
thakns for that it works great firstfire would there be anyway to change the format again so i get instead of
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