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redirect command output to variable
Hi,
I am looking for a way to redirect the result from a command into a variable. This is the scenario. Using the find command I will be getting multiple records/lines back. Here is the command I am using: find /”path”/ -name nohup.out –print This now is giving me the paths and file names back as a record/line. Ex. /”path1”/ nohup.out /”path2”/ nohup.out /”path3”/ nohup.out I would like to pass these records/lines into a variable line for line and then use the variable line for line in another command echo. The result would be that I will echo info into the nohup.out files. Please will you assist me with this? Thank you for your assistance. Hugo |
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