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1. I wanna create a automation script to automatically run the software
2. I wanna create the folder with the format that the filename then date format.
1. I "wanna" know if you have read the man pages for mkdir and date.
2. I "wanna" know why so many people on this forum type "wanna" when they mean "want to".
3. I "wanna" know if I'm the only person that this type of thing pisses off.
Looks like you are writing in perl? Sorry not I'm not at all well versed in that language. However I think I can understand enough of it to know what you are trying to do. Would you be interested in writing this as a shell script?
Do you mean that "the Swiss Army chainsaw of programming languages" (= Perl) is the only scripting language available on Centos? Surely this cannot be!
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