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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Same Variable Assignment Post 302971823 by RudiC on Tuesday 26th of April 2016 06:18:15 AM
Old 04-26-2016
Trying to paraphrase what I read/understood:

You want to define a variable dir1=something in your prop.txt file ON TOP of the existing dir definition, both pointing to different locations. Then you want to cp dir's contents to an archive directory, and cp dir1's contents to another archive. All this without modifying your above code snippet. Is that correct?

I'm afraid this won't work. You'll need to inform the code that dir1 exists and shoud be used, and, for two actions you'll need two commands (mayhap in a loop, other story).

Please be aware that recursively copying a source directory into an own subdirectory may lead to an infinite loop. Fortunately, this cp is quite clever:
Code:
cp: cannot copy a directory, ‘.’, into itself, ‘archive/.’

 

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