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filesize from a file which has the list of files.
i have a file myfile. it has the below entries
/temp/firstfile /temp/secondfile and many more.. okay, now, i want to addup all the space occupied by this file hmmm, but i met with a problem in getting each file out. i did a silly command like more myfile | grep temp | ls -ltr and it failed me.... any help. thanks! |
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