I know: I ask for a lot of help from you folks. And I thank you all for
putting up with it.
Here's the deal: I have a .csv file containing the following
information:
"Member Name"
"Join Date"
"Membership Level"
"Contact Name"
"Contact email"
"Last Payment"
"Payment Due"
"Address"
"City/State/Zip"
"Country"
"Company Phone"
"Company Fax"
"Web Address"
"Comment"
The dates are stored as mm/dd/yyyy. When the Payment Due date is equal
to today + 90 days (IOW: 90 days before the due date) I want to send out
an email containing an invoice to "Contact email".
Most of that I can figure out on my own. The only problem I really have
is with the dates. I know 'date +%x` will output the current date as
mm/dd/yyyy. `date +%j` will give me the day of the year (eg.: today is
107). Using that format quits working sometime in October tho. (10/3 is
276 + 90 = 366)
Help?
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TARogue (Linux user number 234357)
Give me the strength to change the things I can,
the grace to accept the things I cannot,
and a friggin' huge bag of money.
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