Hallo,
Sorry if this bores you, but I have never used sed before and after
reading this discussion I checked the man page for sed.
What I would like to know is the following:
On Fri, 12 Jun 1998, Steve Mayer wrote:
> Try grep "`date \"+ %a %b %d\" | sed 's/ //'`" arch.log
^ ^
> dave oswald wrote:
> > grep echo \"`date "+ %a %b %d" | sed 's/ //'`\" arch.log
^ ^
What is the meaning of the ` before date and after //'?
What was wrong with dave oswald's effort?
Why wouldn't
grep \"`date "+ %a %b %d" | sed 's/ //'`\" arch.log
work?
Johann
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