Quoting Peper [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
try
blah=`pwd`'/blah'
*Note the single quotes do not enclose `pwd`
I know how to use `command`, but the problem is that i read blah from
file.
blah=`head -n x file|tail -n 1` and in the file i have lines `pwd`/blah.
$ echo $blah
`pwd`/blah
This
Quoting Miguel [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi, how can i know what process is using a specific file?
I mean, i know that squid is the process that creates and writes the
/var/log/squid/access.log, now , i have a /home/log/rtp.log file that i
dont know what process is writing into it.
any command?
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