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Not exactly a bash or a shell script, but if you can use a C file with it.. that just return a random number from 1 to a specific number you supply, and then you can get that line from the file.
You honestly think I should unsubscribe all finished threads I once participated in? Do you do that with yours? Then you have my deepest admiration and respect .
This thread is now 4.5 years old---I don't think anyone's listening anymore
Well, I don't mean to barge in to this exchange fellows however, I just found this thread through Google, and the script by jmings works perfect, his post illustrated what he did (I can't stand it when people just slap paste some code, I mean, I am not asking for a 100 page manual for a one liner, however, it truly does not hurt to illustrate things a bit) and I have benefited from this thread, and no, this is not some joke at the expense of pixellany, this is an authentic noob working on an evil little project of his
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