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shell script to execute user command
I don't know why the following shell script doesn't work. Could you please help me out?
#!/usr/bin/ksh test="cal > /tmp/tmp.txt 2>&1" $test I know it will work for the following format: #!/usr/bin/ksh cal > /tmp/tmp.txt 2>&1 However, I need to get the command from the user in my script, so I have to save this command including arguments in a variable. Thanks 
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