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If you are converting minutes to hh:mm:ss, seconds will always be 00. Hours can be obtained as (input minutes/60) and the minutes can be calculated with (input minutes - hours*60)
Code:
#!/usr/bin/ksh ((hour=$1/60)) ((min=$1-$hour*60)) echo $hour:$min:00 |
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