Convert date & time string to date & time format in Bash
Question
I have a log file which contains entries in this format:
Feb 15 14:28:37 [8085][8095] ssnotify.cpp:442:Send().....
How can I convert the date and time string to a date/time format so I can use it with other date/time commands within a bash script?
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2 2018-02-15 14:53:34
You can use the "date" command for this task.
Example:
user@host:so$ date --date="Feb 15 14:28:37"
jue feb 15 14:28:37 CET 2018
user@host:so$ date --date="Feb 15 14:28:37" +%s
1518701317
If you do: "man date" you will see all the options about how to format the date as you wish.
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