June 2003
Beginner to intermediate
944 pages
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Null command. Returns an exit status of 0. Sometimes used as the first character in a file to denote a bash script. Shell variables can be placed after the : to expand them to their values.
To check whether someone is logged in:
if who | grep -w $1 > /dev/nullthen : # do nothing# if pattern is foundelse echo "User $1 is not logged in"fi
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