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Hi ,
i'm using the script below , in an iteration "for j in..." (j equal 01 then 02 and so on..), i would rename at each pass the variable nb_bal as nb_bal_$j. (so nb_bal_01 then nb_bal_02 and so on.... I think it's just a quoting problem but at this time i don't find..... somebody can help ? thanks in advance Christian for j in $liste_mail do nb_bal_$j=`rsh $i -l notes01 "find /base/base01/mail/$j -name '*.[nN][sS][fF]' |wc -l" 2> /dev/null` done |
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