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This is a perfect example why you should stop using the deprecated backtick syntax in bash: filename=$(basename $(grep $FILE House/paths)) See...
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In general, in BASH you save the output of commands to a variable in one of these ways: foo=$(ls /usr) or foo=`ls /usr` As for your question, if you have a file called foo.txt whose contents look like...
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I am trying to assign the output of the basename command of a file to the variable "filename". paths is a file that contains the path location, e.g /root/home/david/mynote $FILE is = mynote. grep is...
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