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how to compare strings in zsh script

Frightened Fowl answered on January 3, 2021 Popularity 6/10 Helpfulness 1/10

answer how to compare strings in zsh script

how to compare strings in zsh script

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#!/bin/sh

argn=$#
i=0

for arg do
   shift
   i=$(( i + 1 ))

   if [ "$i" -lt "$argn" ]; then
       set -- "$@" ssh -t "$arg"
   else
       set -- "$@" "/pathtofile/$arg/log.log"
   fi
done

command "$@"

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Tags: compare script shell zsh

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