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This article mainly introduces how to use shell to create a date catalog, which is very detailed and has a certain reference value. Friends who are interested must read it!

You need to create a subdirectory (named after the year) in multiple directories (such as beijing shanghai tianjin guangzhou, etc.), then go to the subdirectory, create a new directory, and name it after the date of the current day.

The end result is as follows:

The code is as follows:

China/guangdong/china/guangdong/shenzhen/2010/1206china/guangdong/shenzhen/2010/1207china/guangdong/shenzhen/baoan/2010/1206china/guangdong/shenzhen/baoan/2010/1207china/guangdong/shenzhen/baoan/guangming/2010/1206china/guangdong/shenzhen/baoan/guangming/2010/1207

My realization:

#! / bin/bash read-p "PLEASE input country:" cou read-p "PLEASE input city:" city read-p "PLEASE input name:" name#echo "$cou,$city,$name" date=$ (date +% Y) # echo $date date2=$ (date +% m% d) # echo $date2 if [- d ". / $cou/$city/$name/$date/$date2"] Then echo "the dir is exit" else mkdir-p. / $cou/$city/$name/$date/$date2 fi

Effect:

[root@localhost hbshell] # test.sh

PLEASE input country:china

PLEASE input city:hangzhou

PLEASE input name:hb

# [root@localhost hbshell] # ll china/hangzhou/hb/2011/0321/

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