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Hello All,
Good day! This is my first UNIX post. Anyways, I would like to seek help from you guys if you know of any UNIX command that will skip a warning message once it is encountered but continue to run the execution. Ok here's the situation in general: An encypted file is sent to us and so we have to decrypt it. We already have this script for the above situation but the script does not include to ignore the warning message and the job will stop if the warning message is encountered. What we need of course is that since it is just a warning message yet the file was still decrypted we want to add a command that will skip or expect the warning and continue with the rest of our scripts in the job. Would you know?? ![]() Thanks a lot! Regards, Jennah |
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