How do I display file modification time (linux) as “Nov 8 12:00†format?
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The format I want is "Nov 8 12:00". It is the format you get by doing ls -l command. It is month, day of the month, hour and minute.
I tried stat -c %Y filename which gives time of last data modification, seconds since Epoch and I tried date -d @resultFromStat. It gives me unnecessary extra output like below.
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The format I want is "Nov 8 12:00". It is the format you get by doing ls -l command. It is month, day of the month, hour and minute.
I tried stat -c %Y filename which gives time of last data modification, seconds since Epoch and I tried date -d @resultFromStat. It gives me unnecessary extra output like below.
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What command? You do not say what command/programming language etc you are using. Please edit question to make it clear.
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Possible duplicate of Get file modification time in yyyymmddhh24miss format
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The format I want is "Nov 8 12:00". It is the format you get by doing ls -l command. It is month, day of the month, hour and minute.
I tried stat -c %Y filename which gives time of last data modification, seconds since Epoch and I tried date -d @resultFromStat. It gives me unnecessary extra output like below.
Fri Feb 13 16:31:30 PST 2009
linux bash shell-script
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The format I want is "Nov 8 12:00". It is the format you get by doing ls -l command. It is month, day of the month, hour and minute.
I tried stat -c %Y filename which gives time of last data modification, seconds since Epoch and I tried date -d @resultFromStat. It gives me unnecessary extra output like below.
Fri Feb 13 16:31:30 PST 2009
linux bash shell-script
linux bash shell-script
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What command? You do not say what command/programming language etc you are using. Please edit question to make it clear.
– ctrl-alt-delor
58 secs ago
Possible duplicate of Get file modification time in yyyymmddhh24miss format
– don_crissti
15 secs ago
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What command? You do not say what command/programming language etc you are using. Please edit question to make it clear.
– ctrl-alt-delor
58 secs ago
Possible duplicate of Get file modification time in yyyymmddhh24miss format
– don_crissti
15 secs ago
What command? You do not say what command/programming language etc you are using. Please edit question to make it clear.
– ctrl-alt-delor
58 secs ago
What command? You do not say what command/programming language etc you are using. Please edit question to make it clear.
– ctrl-alt-delor
58 secs ago
Possible duplicate of Get file modification time in yyyymmddhh24miss format
– don_crissti
15 secs ago
Possible duplicate of Get file modification time in yyyymmddhh24miss format
– don_crissti
15 secs ago
add a comment |Â
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What command? You do not say what command/programming language etc you are using. Please edit question to make it clear.
– ctrl-alt-delor
58 secs ago
Possible duplicate of Get file modification time in yyyymmddhh24miss format
– don_crissti
15 secs ago