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awk field not recognized in backquotes
Hi,
I am writing a script to use awk to generate a set of cp commands from an input file abc. file abc: /data/a.dbf /data/june/b.dbf desired output: cp -pr a.dbf /data/a.dbf cp -pr b.dbf /data/june/b.dbf script: $ cat abc | awk '{ print "cp -pr '`basename $1`' " $1 }' I tried to use awk with basename command, but it seems that the field $1 in backquotes is not recognized by awk. How to fix it? Many thanks, voa2mp3 |
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