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class="drop_cap">S</span>ometime you need to create a shell scripts with output filenames with date in it. For example instead of log file named "secure.log", you can create a filename called "secure-jan-02-06.log" or "secure-DATE-FORMAT.log". The DATE-FORMAT can be set as per requirements:
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