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That works for Korn shell, but I was looking for a Bourne shell solution.

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/bin/sh$ var=foo
/bin/sh$...

/bin/sh$ var=foo
/bin/sh$ foo=bar
/bin/sh$ eval echo \${$var}
bar
/bin/sh$ val=`eval echo \${$var}`
bad substitution

How can I save the output of eval echo \${$var} to a variable?

Thanks.