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User dir access using ~ in sh
I am writing code to copy file if user dir exists.
Code snippet : #!/bin/sh if [ -d ~user1 ] then cp ~user1/file file else cp ~user2/file file fi This code works if shell is ksh but not if shell is sh. Can anyone suggest how this can work in sh script? Thanks, Ashish |
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