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i have the follwing code
touch umer.txt
fdisk -l | grep 'Disk /' umer.txt
read file
#now i want to check the 'file' string exits in the umer.txt or not
#i have
cat umer.txt | grep $file
but it is not workig...
how to do that ????
Last edited by u_Muhammad; 06-05-2010 at 12:42 PM.
Yes sir, afer this cammad.
The file umer.txt contain
'Disk /dev/sda' and some other info.
now i want to check that if the user give input which is not in the umert.txt. then i will not work.
like if he enter abc then failed but if enters /dev/sda then continue.
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