I not view existing answers because I know there is a lot of
smart (at least) guys around. My answer uses only
standart modules but is a few clumsy.
use strict;
use Time::Local;

my $start_date = '2005-07-12';
my $end_day = '2005-08-03';

my @start_date_list = split /-/, $start_date;
my @end_day_list = split /-/, $end_day;
my $start_day_num = timelocal(0, 0, 0, int($start_date_list[2]), int($
+start_date_list[1]), int($start_date_list[0]));
my $end_day_num = timelocal(0, 0, 0, int($end_day_list[2]), int($end_d
+ay_list[1]), int($end_day_list[0]));
my $count = ($end_day_num - $start_day_num)/86400;
for my $day (0..$count){
   my (undef, undef, undef, $day, $month, $year, undef, undef,
            undef) = localtime($start_day_num + 86400*$day);
   my $str = ($year+1900)."-".(length($month)==1?"0".$month:$month)."-
+".(length($day)==1?"0".$day:$day)."\n";
   print "$str";
}

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