Hi,

you should modify the TZ when you use the date command.

For example, I have TZ=NFT-1DFT, if I want to know what time it was 12 hours
before, I juste have to use the following :

supaix51:root:/ > echo `TZ=NFT+11DFT date`

Thu Nov 25 08:35:40 NFT 2004

supaix51:root:/ > date

Thu Nov 25 20:35:43 NFT 2004



In fact, you just play with TZ... If you want to go back in time for N
hours, just add N to the offset of your normal TZ.

Of course, it works until noon



"Antigoni" <arodosthenous@laiki.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
5d90526b.0411242251.2eba55b9@posting.google.com...
> I have a script which ftp some files which are created from our system
> every day with the end of day procedure.A part of the script is the
> following:
>
> #File
> FILE_NAME=AF$(date +"%d%m%y").txt
>
> more AFBTF001* AFBTF003_B* AFBTF004* AFBTF04B* AFBTF030* AFBTF035*
> AFBTF047* AFBTF065* AFBTFADM* AFBTF066* AFBTFBRN* AFBTFUSR* >
> $FILE_NAME
>
> ftp -n $FTP_HOST<<END_SCRIPT
> quote USER $FTP_USER
> quote PASS $FTP_PASSWD
> ascii
> prompt off
> cd $REMOTE_DIR
> put $FILE_NAME
>
> The files AFBTF001* AFBTF003_B* AFBTF004* AFBTF04B* AFBTF030*
> AFBTF035* AFBTF047* AFBTF065* AFBTFADM* AFBTF066* AFBTFBRN* AFBTFUSR*
> may be created before midnight or after.
>
> I want someone to help me how to change my script so that in case the
> files are created after midnight, not to take the next day´s date.