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Post 302337624 by Scott on Friday 24th of July 2009 01:42:39 PM
07-24-2009
Hi Franklin.
It's not the filenames he's after, I believe.
It's the permissions and link count.
In any case $9 gives the filenames not $8, and why do two ls's on two different files and expect the filename to be t he same? (unless your name's freddie
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In any case on top of that the script works for me in ksh (not clear which shell he is using).
It's not the filenames he's after, I believe.
It's the permissions and link count.
In any case $9 gives the filenames not $8, and why do two ls's on two different files and expect the filename to be t he same? (unless your name's freddie
)In any case on top of that the script works for me in ksh (not clear which shell he is using).
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