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Problem with double quote and string variable
Hello,
i have a file output.txt which contains a single line with a list of files with quotes : "file1.ext" "file2.ext" "file3.ext" In a shell script, I want to retrieve the line and use it as a variable in a command like : zip archive.zip $LIST I cant get it work. When I physically type the command zip archive.zip "file1.ext" "file2.ext" "file3.ext", it works just fine but when I try to use a string variable I get an error. Is there a proper way to do that? Thank you ! |
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