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Loop till you find a string in a file <-- Need Help New to Unix Scripting
Guys - I am new to Unix scripting and am in need for a script that does the following. I have bits and pieces created and tested but i am just having a little difficult time getting it all together.
- Loop through till it finds a string in a specific file. Any help is greatly appreciated. Regards, Mus |
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