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Shell Scripting Tutorial
Hi everyone, I created a nice little shell scripting tutorial. I don't know if I'm allowed to post it here or not, but if so, here's the link:
http://www.dreamsyssoft.com/shell_prog.jsp If not, sorry, just delete the post I guess. -- Rocky |
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It's ok, I guess, but I'll move it to the links section. What system did you test on? Only a very few shells will allow like:
if [ this == that ] most shells that support the bourne syntax do allow: if [ this = that ] |
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Ok thanks, I tested the system on AIX and on redhat, both using bourne shell.
-- Rocky |
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