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| Linux Bash Script Can someone please help me with the following questions. 1) Create a script that will produce a text file that has a list of the files in the present working directory. Ensure you use the proper syntax to allow auto-execution from the command prompt. Use internal documentation (comments) to place your name and the course name in the script. 2) Create a Bash script that will copy all the files in one directory to another directory. You may name the receiving directory anything you like. Ensure you use the proper syntax to allow auto-execution from the command prompt. Use internal documentation (comments) to place your name and the course name in the script. |
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| Re: Linux Bash Script Hey there, 1. #!/bin/bash 2. #!/bin/bash Don't forget to chmod them at least 700 so they can be executed from the command line. Best wishes, , ike |
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| Re: Linux Bash Script you didn't even try to conceal this is a homework assignment... |
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| Re: Linux Bash Script lol u just did his homework for him!! |
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| Re: Linux Bash Script :) Yeah - Every once and a while, I like an easy one :) Who loses? ;) , Mike |
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| Re: Linux Bash Script Do your home work. Spend some time on the linux bash shell scripting guide. |
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