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Finding out process id in a scipt
Hi,
If in a shell script i write a command ls > bla & ls The output is redirected to bla and the next ls starts as first one is going on in background. I want to find the PID of the first command. Thanks in advance |
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Great,
I was looking for just that thing. Thanks a lot.  |
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