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ksh program run with different results by different users
Hi,
I wrote a ksh program on Unix. One thing I don't understand: some users run it with different results. I suspect it's either "cat" or "grep" command. Basically, with one group of user, the 'cat' or 'grep' command is not getting the data I need and that changed the result. Is the above the real reason and what should I do with it? Thanks for your help! |
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