--> cat filedate.sh
#!/bin/bash
# jm 30 Jan 2015 - filedate.sh
#
# use this to name files in a directory according to their date.
#
# echo "ls -l | grep -v ^d | sort | awk '{print "mv "$9" "$8"_"$6"_"$7"_"$9}' | \
# sed -e s'$..:..$2014$g' | sed -e s'$2015_Dec$2014_Dec$g' | sed -e s'2014_Jan$CHECK_Jan$g' > cleanup.files.sh.txt"
# then edit the file to make sure it does what you want, then sh ./cleanup.files.sh.txt
#
#
# echo "ls -l
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