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Jul 23, 2010

I'm writing a script that takes the date attribute of a file when it was created and appending it to the name. I'm pretty close to what I need, but the date appears in yyyy-mm-dd format and I want it to read mm-dd-yyyy. What I have done so far is something like

for ((i=1;i<=50;i++));
do fdate=`stat -c %y Video Snapshot $i.png|awk {'print$1'}`;
newname=Personname-$fdate-$i.png;
mv Video Snapshot $i.png $newname;
done

This works decently but the date comes out in the yyyy-mm-dd format. How do I change it?

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