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You don't need the ref=$1. Try for H in ${!1};

/*
EDIT:
@ Junior-Helper: very nice one, thank you!
*/

For Ongoto:
(I just inserted linebreaks for readability)
✔ ~ $ cat testscript.sh list.txt ; sh testscript.sh list1

#!/bin/bash...

You're welcome! The name of the reference variable doesn't have to be ref though.

Of course it uses the command line argument, otherwise it would not show the content of the list1 variable.

$1...

@ sea

Could you post your output please. Your script isn't working for me?
$ check.sh list1
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Yes. It's called indirect referencing.
#!/bin/bash

list1="www.fsf.org www.defectivebydesign.org"
list2="www.gnu.org www.bash-hackers.org"
list3="www.linux-libre.fsfla.org www.stallman.org"
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type inetd -c

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