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hello y''all will like to know if any one can help me in understanding shell scripting. i really need to know how to write different shell scripts. anyone with good suggestion on what to easily read and understand? thanks again
thanks u all for always coming or should i say taking time out to reply my post. and for the double post, not that i do it intentionally i really dont know what you mean by "double post" dont know if u could be more explicit.thanks again for the love . wishing u all happy holiday , and more time together. cheers
thanks u all for always coming or should i say taking time out to reply my post. and for the double post, not that i do it intentionally i really dont know what you mean by "double post" dont know if u could be more explicit.thanks again for the love . wishing u all happy holiday , and more time together. cheers
Double posting is posting two threads on the same topic. The LQ rules tell you not to do this. Naturally, this rule extends to more than two posts on the same topic. Also, you still refuse to follow up on your previous threads. Why is that?
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