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http://www.unix.com – Hi, I am getting error while running the script. "syntax error: unexpected end of file" if i do cat i cant see the content of the script also it is showing as HTML Code: cat test.sh doner /home/master/* /home/Priya/$i| while read i j The original script is Code: paste /home/names.txt /home/ip.txt | while read i j do mkdir $i cp -r /home/master/* /home/test/$i done (HowTos)

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