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Hello
Im trying to use the 'grep' command. when I type : grep "hello" /library I get a "grep undeclerd" error. What am I doing wrong? Do i have to include a certion header file? Any help will be highly appreciated. Thank you Rotem |
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Please do mention informative subject. It help us to get an idea of issue.
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grep "hello" /library/* |
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You aren't using a shell or your shell's PATH is not working correctly.
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