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Post 302881112 by Don Cragun on Thursday 26th of December 2013 03:55:19 PM
12-26-2013
We have another recent post: commands call script work command line but not cron entry where the submitter's posting seems to be coming up empty except for the thread title.
The URL to the thread Dalej mentioned above is: File and directory testing
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The links above seem to be well formed, but are not being interpreted correctly. When I try to click on them, the address showing in my browser window (using Safari on OS X) has "https://www.unix.com/!<threadID>!" before the URL given in the link???
The URL to the thread Dalej mentioned above is: File and directory testing
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The links above seem to be well formed, but are not being interpreted correctly. When I try to click on them, the address showing in my browser window (using Safari on OS X) has "https://www.unix.com/!<threadID>!" before the URL given in the link???
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Last edited by Don Cragun; 12-26-2013 at 05:12 PM.. Reason: Links broken???
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