How to use the date command under Linux in Linux, the date command is a very common command that we often need to use to view system time, set system time, and so on. 1. Set the system time directly using the date commandsuch as: Set the system time is October 1, 2015 12:30 18 seconds# date 100112302015.18or# date-s "2015-10-01 12:30:18" 2. Date commands that are commonly used in scriptsShow Current year date +%yDisplays the current month date +%mshows which day the date +%dDisplays the current month and day format date +%y%m%d date +%y/%m%d .... 3, date-d parameterin scripting, date-d is very usefulif the day before is displayeddate-d ' 1 days ago ' or date-d yesterday +%y%m%dTomorrow's datedate-d next-day +%y%m%dNext Monday timedate-d ' next Monday '
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