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Old 10-26-2011
Bug Script to locate Thunderbird message filter

Code:
#!/bin/sh

#Finds the directory where usually the message folder information is for Thunderbird.

clear
cd ~/
cd .thunderbird
dir=$(dir)
echo $dir
echo "What is the name of your .default directory?"
read userinput
echo "Your Thunderbird Message Filter msgFilterRules.dat files are in the ~/.thunderbird/$userinput/ImapMail Directory. Please Go To a File manager and enable view of hidden Files and Directories to get to this directory."

# 2  
Old 10-26-2011
Code:
dir=$(dir)

dir is not a unix command, ls is. The $( ) construct is supposed to have a valid unix command in it.
Code:
dir=$(ls)

is that what you mean?
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