Copy the newest two files and append the date

Nunes :

I'm looking for a way to copy the newest .gz files I have in Dir A to Dir B, and append the date to that files.

Example:

Dir A

Dir B

Using following command I can copy the newest .gz files to dirb

cp $(ls -1t /dira *gz | head -2) "dirb"

However I don't find a way to change append the date to the filename.

I was trying something like this:

cp $(ls -1t /dira *gz | head -2) "dirb/*.$(date +%F_%R)"

But don't works at all.

Your help please :)

Mondo-Cane :

for TO_MOVE in `ls -t *.gz | head -n2`; do 
    cp $TO_MOVE dirb/;
    mv dirb/$TO_MOVE dirb/$TO_MOVE.`date +%Y%m%d`;
done

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