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April 24th, 2004, 06:23 PM
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Write a command to file?
HI all
I want to write a command to a file. This is my code: Code:
creddnsscript=creddnsscript.sh
ddnsupdate=ddnsupdate.sh
echo "echo \"networkcard=\`ps ax | grep dhclient | awk '{if (\$6 != \"dhclient\") print \$6;}'\`\" >> $ddnsupdate" >> $creddnsscript
I want the file look like this Code:
echo "networkcard=\`ps ax | grep dhclient | awk '{if (\$6 != \"dhclient\") print \$6;}'\`" >> $ddnsupdate
How can I do? Thanks in advance
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April 24th, 2004, 06:49 PM
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An example of writing the output of echo to a text file:
ls * > file where file is the name of the file you want the results of ls * written to.
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