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02-29-2008
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Setting the Results of a Command to a Variable
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Hi, I run the command: hostname to get the host back from the server: db201 Now, I need to take that result and set it to a variable. Can anyone help me with this?? I need to be able to use the same script on multiple servers so I do not want to hardcode the hostname result into the variable. Can anyone please help?! Thanks in advance! |
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MYHOST=`hostname` echo "$MYHOST" |
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