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help with ls commad
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I want to display the latest file in script. say for example file.txt1 file.txt2 file.txt3(latest) in the script var1=`ls -ltr file.txt* | tail-1` echo $var1 This is what i am using. But this says that file.txt*: No such file or directory To the same script if I pass file.txt* as parameter and when i use the below it is working var1=`ls -ltr $1 | tail-1` echo $var1 Can some help me with first method Thanks in advance Ammu |
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