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I am running a test command and if the user is not found you have to type exit and it wiil exit. Ok I did that. But if the user is found it is supposed to finger them. But my problem is it makes you type exit first then it fingers them. Why? whats wrong?
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if [ -z username ] then error_fn else echo "Please try again or type exit to quit" read exit" if grep "$username" /etc/passwd then finger "$username" fi fi Last edited by Yogesh Sawant; 04-07-2008 at 01:02 AM. Reason: added code tags 
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Code:
if [ -z username ]
then
error_fn
else
echo "Please try again or type exit to quit"
read exit"
if grep "$username" /etc/passwd
then
finger "$username"
fi
fi
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