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This sample is a Bourne shell script that uses a combination of environment variables set by the UEM Server, the script's process ID, and the current system date/time in order to construct a unique file name used to store the output of the ls -al command. |
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#!/bin/sh rc=0 ## Set a date string in the format yyyy.mm.dd. dt=`date +%Y.%m.%d` ## Set a time string in the format hh.mm.ss tm=`date +%H.%M.%S` ## Save the process ID pid=$$ ## Remove the extension from the file tracked by UEM. uemFName=`basename "$UEMORIGFILE" | sed 's/(^.*).(.*)/1/'` ## Construct a filename using the name of the file tracked by UEM, the ## current date, the current time, and the process ID. fname=$uemFName.$dt.$tm.$pid.txt ## Execute the command. Redirect the output to the file name ## constructed above. ls -al >$fname ## Set the return code and exit the script rc=$? exit $rc |
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