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May 31, 2020
Re: RMS looking for assistance
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Nimesh Neema
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11:57
Re: RMS looking for assistance
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Stephane Chazelas
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03:03
May 27, 2020
RMS looking for assistance
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Chet Ramey
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10:19
May 26, 2020
Re: name of a global variable to store the result of a function
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Peng Yu
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10:51
Re: name of a global variable to store the result of a function
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Greg Wooledge
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07:57
May 25, 2020
Re: A snapshot
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Maroloccio
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23:14
Re: Should -et be available?
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Peng Yu
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18:09
Re: Should -et be available?
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Maroloccio
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17:53
Re: Should -et be available?
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Dennis Williamson
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17:12
Re: Should -et be available?
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Mike McClain
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15:53
Re: Should -et be available?
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Eli Schwartz
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13:03
Re: Should -et be available?
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Andreas Kusalananda Kähäri
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12:36
Re: Should -et be available?
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Dennis Williamson
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09:56
Re: Should -et be available?
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Quentin L'Hours
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09:36
Re: Should -et be available?
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Peng Yu
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09:24
Re: Should -et be available?
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Peng Yu
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09:11
May 24, 2020
Re: Should -et be available?
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Andreas Kusalananda Kähäri
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20:00
Re: Should -et be available?
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Chris F.A. Johnson
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19:01
Should -et be available?
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Peng Yu
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18:04
Re: name of a global variable to store the result of a function
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Maroloccio
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15:16
Re: break out of nested `if`
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Andreas Kusalananda Kähäri
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15:03
Re: name of a global variable to store the result of a function
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Eli Schwartz
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14:49
Re: name of a global variable to store the result of a function
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Pier Paolo Grassi
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14:08
Re: name of a global variable to store the result of a function
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Eli Schwartz
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13:51
Re: name of a global variable to store the result of a function
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João Eiras
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13:40
break out of nested `if`
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Peng Yu
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09:27
May 23, 2020
name of a global variable to store the result of a function
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Peng Yu
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19:25
May 16, 2020
Re: A snapshot
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Greg Wooledge
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22:27
A snapshot
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norm
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18:17
May 15, 2020
Re: Interpretation of the make tests' output
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Greg Wooledge
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07:36
Interpretation of the make tests' output
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Junyong Zhao
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00:07
May 14, 2020
Re: dot in variable name
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Eric Peterson
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18:40
Re: dot in variable name
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Greg Wooledge
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13:03
Re: dot in variable name
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Chet Ramey
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13:02
dot in variable name
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Eric Peterson
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12:56
May 13, 2020
How does prefix* globing works?
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Peng Yu
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15:50
May 12, 2020
Re: is there a way to save stdout and stderr to two bash variables?
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Chet Ramey
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14:20
Re: is there a way to save stdout and stderr to two bash variables?
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Peng Yu
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13:52
Re: is there a way to save stdout and stderr to two bash variables?
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Peng Yu
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13:45
Re: is there a way to save stdout and stderr to two bash variables?
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Chet Ramey
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10:14
Re: Is there a way to get the output of a function without an extra bash process?
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Chet Ramey
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10:10
Re: is there a way to save stdout and stderr to two bash variables?
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Pier Paolo Grassi
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09:54
Re: is there a way to save stdout and stderr to two bash variables?
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Chet Ramey
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09:53
Re: How to pipe just stderr to stdin in a pipeline?
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Tim Visher
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09:02
Re: is there a way to save stdout and stderr to two bash variables?
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Tim Visher
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08:58
Re: is there a way to save stdout and stderr to two bash variables?
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Peng Yu
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06:23
Re: is there a way to save stdout and stderr to two bash variables?
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Andreas Kusalananda Kähäri
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06:20
Re: is there a way to save stdout and stderr to two bash variables?
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Peng Yu
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05:44
May 11, 2020
Re: is there a way to save stdout and stderr to two bash variables?
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Greg Wooledge
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20:50
Re: is there a way to save stdout and stderr to two bash variables?
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Koichi Murase
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20:45
Re: How to pipe just stderr to stdin in a pipeline?
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Peng Yu
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20:38
Re: How to pipe just stderr to stdin in a pipeline?
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Chet Ramey
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18:55
Re: lastpipe and "*may* be run by the shell process"
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Andreas Kusalananda Kähäri
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18:03
Re: How to pipe just stderr to stdin in a pipeline?
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Eli Schwartz
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17:54
Re: How to pipe just stderr to stdin in a pipeline?
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Peng Yu
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17:25
Re: Is there a way to get the output of a function without an extra bash process?
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Peng Yu
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17:22
Re: is there a way to save stdout and stderr to two bash variables?
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Peng Yu
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17:14
Re: lastpipe and "*may* be run by the shell process"
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Chet Ramey
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16:57
lastpipe and "*may* be run by the shell process"
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Andreas Kusalananda Kähäri
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15:16
Re: is there a way to save stdout and stderr to two bash variables?
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Koichi Murase
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14:24
Re: Is there a way to get the output of a function without an extra bash process?
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Koichi Murase
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14:16
Re: How to pipe just stderr to stdin in a pipeline?
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Chet Ramey
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14:02
Re: How to pipe just stderr to stdin in a pipeline?
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Koichi Murase
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13:38
Re: How to pipe just stderr to stdin in a pipeline?
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Peng Yu
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12:25
Re: Is there a way to not to ignore null in $()?
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Andreas Kusalananda Kähäri
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09:52
Re: Is there a way to not to ignore null in $()?
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Eli Schwartz
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09:10
Re: Is there a way to get the output of a function without an extra bash process?
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Chet Ramey
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08:22
Is there a way to not to ignore null in $()?
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Peng Yu
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08:13
Re: Is there a way to get the output of a function without an extra bash process?
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Greg Wooledge
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07:49
Re: How to pipe just stderr to stdin in a pipeline?
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Greg Wooledge
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07:15
May 10, 2020
Re: Is there a way to get the output of a function without an extra bash process?
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Eli Schwartz
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19:13
Re: Is there a way to get the output of a function without an extra bash process?
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Eli Schwartz
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18:45
Re: Is there a way to get the output of a function without an extra bash process?
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Peng Yu
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18:43
Re: Is there a way to get the output of a function without an extra bash process?
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Eli Schwartz
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18:04
is there a way to save stdout and stderr to two bash variables?
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Peng Yu
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17:55
Re: Is there a way to get the output of a function without an extra bash process?
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Peng Yu
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17:53
Re: How to pipe just stderr to stdin in a pipeline?
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Eli Schwartz
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17:36
Re: Is there a way to get the output of a function without an extra bash process?
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Chris F.A. Johnson
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17:36
Re: Is there a way to get the output of a function without an extra bash process?
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Eli Schwartz
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17:34
Is there a way to get the output of a function without an extra bash process?
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Peng Yu
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17:20
Re: How to pipe just stderr to stdin in a pipeline?
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Peng Yu
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16:25
Re: How to pipe just stderr to stdin in a pipeline?
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Andreas Kusalananda Kähäri
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15:44
Re: How to pipe just stderr to stdin in a pipeline?
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Peng Yu
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14:58
Re: How to pipe just stderr to stdin in a pipeline?
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Pierre Gaston
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09:27
Re: How to pipe just stderr to stdin in a pipeline?
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Pier Paolo Grassi
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00:19
Re: How to pipe just stderr to stdin in a pipeline?
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Pier Paolo Grassi
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00:18
Re: How to pipe just stderr to stdin in a pipeline?
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Peng Yu
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00:14
May 09, 2020
Re: How to pipe just stderr to stdin in a pipeline?
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Peng Yu
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23:24
How to pipe just stderr to stdin in a pipeline?
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Peng Yu
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23:03
Re: I would like to cite Bash documentation
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Tim Visher
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10:38
May 08, 2020
Re: I would like to cite Bash documentation
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Chet Ramey
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08:34
I would like to cite Bash documentation
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Guy sharony
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08:25
May 07, 2020
Re: the fine art of error chek'n
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Chris F.A. Johnson
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12:03
Re: the fine art of error chek'n
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Alan D. Salewski
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11:46
Re: bash 'if [[ <cond> ]]; then ...fi' should 'then' be redundant?
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Greg Wooledge
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11:32
Re: bash 'if [[ <cond> ]]; then ...fi' should 'then' be redundant?
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Vang Le-Quy
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11:22
Re: bash 'if [[ <cond> ]]; then ...fi' should 'then' be redundant?
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Vang Le-Quy
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09:41
the fine art of error chek'n
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grumpy
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09:39
Re: bash 'if [[ <cond> ]]; then ...fi' should 'then' be redundant?
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Chet Ramey
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08:44
Re: bash 'if [[ <cond> ]]; then ...fi' should 'then' be redundant?
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Greg Wooledge
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08:39
bash 'if [[ <cond> ]]; then ...fi' should 'then' be redundant?
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Vang Le-Quy
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08:34
Re: Use readonly wherever possible?
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Maroloccio
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05:34
May 06, 2020
Re: Use readonly wherever possible?
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Alan D. Salewski
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11:44
Re: Use readonly wherever possible?
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Greg Wooledge
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11:17
Re: Use readonly wherever possible?
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Maroloccio
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11:04
Re: Use readonly wherever possible?
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Greg Wooledge
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08:36
Use readonly wherever possible?
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D630
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08:23
May 05, 2020
Re: environment variables for external hard drives
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Eli Schwartz
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18:24
environment variables for external hard drives
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Peng Yu
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17:55
May 04, 2020
Re: How to override the default executable resolution order of PATH?
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Chet Ramey
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08:52
May 03, 2020
command completion remove quote
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Peng Yu
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22:43
Re: mimick namespace in bash?
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Eli Schwartz
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22:16
mimick namespace in bash?
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Peng Yu
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21:53
Re: How to override the default executable resolution order of PATH?
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Alan D. Salewski
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09:00
May 02, 2020
Re: How to override the default executable resolution order of PATH?
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Dennis Williamson
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19:30
Re: How to override the default executable resolution order of PATH?
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Andreas Kusalananda Kähäri
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18:11
Re: What is the difference between $PWD and pwd?
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Stephane Chazelas
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17:56
How to override the default executable resolution order of PATH?
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Peng Yu
,
17:48
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