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help needed with a small shell script!
Post 302513554 by win4luv on Wednesday 13th of April 2011 02:41:10 PM
04-13-2011
help needed with a small shell script!
Thanks for the reply..
yes the names would be the same, I have just given the names for an example..
these are log files and i might be needing a max of 3 files.
I wud try this and update...Thanks a ton
yes the names would be the same, I have just given the names for an example..
these are log files and i might be needing a max of 3 files.
I wud try this and update...Thanks a ton
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