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Need help reversing this code
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ssh servername.com "echo /$APP=$BUSIN >> $URI; echo /$APP/*=$BUSIN >> $URI" in summary, the above code is in an install script, i need help comming up with a line that does the OPPOSITE (remove) that what that code those. thanks! ---------- Post updated at 02:59 PM ---------- Previous update was at 08:35 AM ---------- do i need to use grep or something? |
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