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07-03-2001
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Insert a delay in a script
Hi all,
i need help. I want to write a script and insert a delay time of 10 seconds. Which is the command for do this? Thanks in advance
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07-03-2001
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The sleep command is very useful for producing time delays.
"sleep 10" would producea 10 second delay Andy Hibbins  |
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