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Old 03-17-2009
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My shell pipe 2 multipipes thread is lost ?
Hi,

yesterday I have got reply in my thread
how to redirect shell pipe to 2 pipes.

I would read that answer once again,
as my re.re. is also lost

Jack
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How Unix tee to send pipeline output to 2 pipes ?

Exactly

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didn't refer me to my thread, only advanced search did,

thanks

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Ok.
I was not aware of search engine optimization problems
as it worked so in another forums.

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It is not a problem at all.

We simple to not submit user profiles to Google in our site map and we also block the profiles from crawling, because we optimize this site for content, not user profile information.

If you want to search by user user name, Google is not the best way, in these forums. Other forums might permit Google to crawl individual profiles or include them in their site maps, but we don't since most users are interested in the content via Google, not searching for their own posts.

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