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unix sleep and date commands
please help me to fix my script trying to use sleep 2 minutes while the system is sleeping i want to print out same message every 5 seconds
thanks t=`date +%S` while [ t = t+120 ] do sleep 5 echo "this program will end in 2 minute" done 
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