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I can do it easily with FSF's date, but I can't figure out how to do it using *BSD's date

dennis2(Dennis)
Something like:

#!/bin/sh

s1=`date -d $1 +%s`
s2=`date -d $2 +%s`
day=$((($s2 - $s1)/3600/24))
echo "Days: " $day
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Last Updated: 2001-7-10
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I came across this post in chinasmile. Nobody has answered his question yet. I couldn't figure out a way to do it with shell scripts, although
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