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Chubler,

Solved, and now we can understand the behavior.

After execute the touch we have the result

root@ns1 [/home/ronaldo/teste]# ls -al aaa*
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 4 Mar 15 22:49 aaa...

Chubler,

You are right... As you can see below, I can't find the file when I use the backslash. If I try to find without the backslash, All works fine.

I will change the script to work.
...

root@ns1 [/home/ronaldo/teste]# ./mirni.sh
+ ParteA=1300212970.H27173P31627.ns1.cybernet.com.br,S
+ ParteB='\'
+ ParteC==
+ ParteZ=:2,
+ Y=6301
+ Y=6302
+...

Mirni,

Sorry I'm still getting the same error. Below are the script and the execution error.

Thanks...

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root@ns1 [/home/ronaldo/teste]#...

Mirni,

I run exactly the same code as you send in your answer and I got the result and error below...

root@ns1 [/home/ronaldo/teste]# ./mirni.sh

ARQ1: ...

Thanks,

But if I use only one backslash, the shell interpret the backslash ans ommit it.

Thats my problem, I can't generate the output filename correct, with only one slash and the number...

Thanks for your answer,

The filename are generated by the unix, born shell, CentOS, and I need the copy to make jounally file backups.

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Hi,

I'm trying to make a script that copy a file that has a backslash in the filename.

What I'm doing wrong?

The flename is: 1300212744.H786972P30819.ns1.cybernet.com.br,S\=6313:2,

My...