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822-date

NAME

822-date - Print date and time in RFC2822 format

SYNOPSIS

822-date

DESCRIPTION

822-date displays the current date and time in the format described in RFC2822. It does so by simply calling date(1) with the -R option.

Using 822-date is deprecated since date(1) provides the same functionality when called with the -R.

OPTIONS

822-date does not take any arguments or options.

BUGS

This facility really ought to be part of date(1).

SEE ALSO

Internet Message Format (RFC2822), date(1).

AUTHOR

822-date is a really simple wrapper around date(1). By its simplicity, the code is probably not copyrightable and should be considered to be in the public domain. This man page was written by Frank Lichtenheld based on an earlier version by Ian Jackson and was also put in the public domain.