Linux Date common commands and timestamp conversions

The date command in Linux is primarily used for time calculations and log time format settings.

Date + "%T" shows the time T as a tab

[[Email protected] ~]# date + "%T" 14:00:08[[email protected] ~]# date + "%T" [[email protected] ~]#

Date + "%d"

[[Email protected] ~]# date + "%d" 08/04/16[[email protected] ~]# date + "%d" 04

Annual Income:

[[Email protected] ~]# date + "%y%m%d" 20160804[[email protected] ~]# date + "%y%m%d%m" 2016080402[[email protected] ~]# date + "%y%m%d%t" 2016080414:03:05

Conversion between timestamps and time:

1.1 Convert the current time to a timestamp:

[Email protected] salt]# date +%s1470817393

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Linux Date common commands and timestamp conversions