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From: Jacob Jacobson <news AT biyani DOT org>
Subject:  Incorrect year in date function.
Date:  Mon, 04 Jan 2010 12:40:19 -0600
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I am curious as to why this happened.

I was at work yesterday and created a file. The name of the file
is created using the Cygwin date function.

REV=$(date +rev-%b-%d-%g)
APPNAME="$1-$REV.img"

When I did a "ls" this morning, I noticed that the year was wrong
on the file yesterday but is correct today (on a new file created
today using the same script). I have a windows XP machine and the
Cygwin version is quite recent.

2010-01-04 11:55 debug-rev-Jan-04-10.img
2010-01-03 12:34 debug-rev-Jan-03-09.img


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