08-26-2008
plink and shell script
This is my shell script... test.sh
DIRECTORY=/XYZ/PQR
if [ -f $DIRECTORY/TTT/* ]; then
echo "In test.."
else
echo "lno.."
fi
when i run this script through a putty its output is:
./test.sh: line 2: [: too many arguments
lno..
But when i run the same script using plink its running fine and its output is as expected...
wanted to know why this is happening...
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