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filename=$(date +abc-%Y%m%d.zip)<br />
echo $filename
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filename=$(date +abc-%Y%m%d.zip)
echo $filename

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In the Script I Changed the RNAME command to RENAME myfil.txt ABC%Y%m%d.zip and I get Failure in command RENAME
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In the Script I Changed the RNAME command to RENAME myfil.txt ABC%Y%m%d.zip and I get Failure in command RENAME

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Hi Stephen,<br />
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Please check my demo becareful.<br />
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it call date command to get current date with speicified formatting.<br />
You can't use %Y%m%d directly, it just a date formatting parameters.
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Hi Stephen,

Please check my demo becareful.

it call date command to get current date with speicified formatting.
You can't use %Y%m%d directly, it just a date formatting parameters.

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@Stephen Slaven<br />
Forced accept if inactive more than 14 days.
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@Stephen Slaven
Forced accept if inactive more than 14 days.

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I am compressing files into one zip file and I am using the WSFTP script Editor/debugger and I want to rename the dest file to abc-yyyymmdd.zip. I am using the RENAME command as FirstFileName.txt abc-[YYYY][MM][DD].zip and that is what I get in the dest folder. I need the current date to be inserted.
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I am compressing files into one zip file and I am using the WSFTP script Editor/debugger and I want to rename the dest file to abc-yyyymmdd.zip. I am using the RENAME command as FirstFileName.txt abc-[YYYY][MM][DD].zip and that is what I get in the dest folder. I need the current date to be inserted.

Rename a dest file

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