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Is this Possible
Is it possible to run two commands in sequence in Linux Operating system. What is the option for doing this. Someone kindly give a example to clear this concept.
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12-14-2010, 12:51 AM #3
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Yes you can run two commands in sequnce with a pipe ( one of these | ) just type command 1 | command 2 into your prompt.
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yes this is possible to run two commands sequence
like
useradd nagnath ; passwd nagnath
Here, useradd and passwd are the two commands which are run one after another
first nagnath user will be add then it will ask you for passwd but in any case you want to assign password at same time then user
useradd nagnath ; echo "nsg" | passwd --stdin nagnath
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hello everybody i'm looking sysadmin job for aix 5.3.Please anybody send the interview questions url.
Thanks
john peter
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