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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers nicely formatted directory listing from batch ssh session Post 302173918 by grebbux on Sunday 9th of March 2008 05:31:23 AM
Old 03-09-2008
Thanks for the reply, Perderabo.

When I do as you suggest, no output returns for the directory structure listing.

I tried my other two experimental "DirectoryListing" variables with the variable "double quoted" in the echo statement, that gives output, but the same, ugly, output I was having before.

Thanks,
grebbux.
 

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