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From: Martin Klier <martin.klier@atu.de>
Subject: Special date/cal needs eg. "thrid friday of july"
Date: Thu, 11 Jan 2007 16:23:59 +0100
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Hi Linux Admins,

is there a command to get something like "thrid friday of july" or "second=
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wednesday each month"? I crossread the manuals for date and gcal, but it=20
seems to be impossible. Next thing I found was gcal, with=20
"--period-of-fixed-dates", but I have not been able to get useful results,=
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date -d "35 tuesday" (35th tuesday of a year), but I have not been able to=
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limit it to months nor selecting the year (by the way, I do not need it).

Has somebody experience with this one, and can you give me a hint where to=
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look, or even an example?

Thanks a lot in advance,
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Mit freundlichen Gr=C3=BC=C3=9Fen

i.A. Martin Klier
Systemadministration / Datenbanken
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