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01-12-2010
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Hi again, in case anyone was wondering I got a solution from a friend. Code:
filesize=$(du $FILE | cut -c1-4) My files are between 1 and 9 MG so there is always the same number of numbers. Thanks for trying! |
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01-12-2010
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This should work for any number Code:
filesize=$(du "$FILE" | cut -f1) |
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Awesome, thanks!
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