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Use while loop - output variable
Post 302884750 by Corona688 on Tuesday 21st of January 2014 02:45:11 PM
01-21-2014
Why would you want to print a shell statement -- why not actually run the shell statement?
> does not redirect into variables, > redirects into files. You may have created a bunch of funny-named files doing this, you'd probably better check
> does not redirect into variables, > redirects into files. You may have created a bunch of funny-named files doing this, you'd probably better check
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