To find with variable value when using find in Linux shell script.

Writing shell scripts on Linux.

First, the variable name contains the date.

date=`/bin/date +%Y%m%d -d '1 day ago'`

The date variable contains yesterday's date. Same as 20161026.

Then find directories with this date as the directory name and tagvfz {}.You want to compress it to tar.gz.

However, there are directories with numbers such as _1 and _2 among the directories that the problematic part should be looking for.

20161026, 20161026_1, 20161027, ... In these cases, I tried to use the following command.

find/path -name '${date}*' -exec tar cvfzP/path/{}.tar.gz{} \;

Each of the directories retrieved using the above command is tar.You want to compress it into gz.

However, now that I put a variable in the file name I'm looking for, I don't think I can search properly.

How to search for both 20161026 and 20161026_1 directories and directory names respectively.Can I compress it to tar.gz?