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is No such file or directory returned in $jversion? or is $jversion blank when ls -1td /sbcimp/run/tp/sun/jre/*-6<wbr />4bit* &nbsp;prints No such file or directory on stderr?
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is No such file or directory returned in $jversion? or is $jversion blank when ls -1td /sbcimp/run/tp/sun/jre/*-64bit*  prints No such file or directory on stderr?

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Hi ozo, thanks for asking...it is done now. i captured the condition with followig code<br />
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if [ &quot;$jversion&quot; &nbsp;= &quot;No match&quot; ] || [ &quot;$jversion&quot; = &quot;0&quot; ] || [ &quot;$jversion&quot; = &quot;&quot;&nbsp;]<br />
then<br />
....<br />
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Hi ozo, thanks for asking...it is done now. i captured the condition with followig code

if [ "$jversion"  = "No match" ] || [ "$jversion" = "0" ] || [ "$jversion" = "" ]
then
....




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I think ozo answered and should be rewarded to some degree.
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I think ozo answered and should be rewarded to some degree.

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Do as you like. &nbsp;I was not involved until the end - on points and fairness only. &nbsp;I think ozo's answer is perectly valid and shows how the pipes work; beyond that he/she deserves some credit.<br />
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Do as you like.  I was not involved until the end - on points and fairness only.  I think ozo's answer is perectly valid and shows how the pipes work; beyond that he/she deserves some credit.





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I need to capture the condition when jversion returns No such file or directory... ..<br />
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<pre><code id="code-255185">jversion=`ls -1td /sbcimp/run/tp/sun/jre/*-64bit* | head -1 | cut -d'/' -f7 | sed 's/v//' | tr -s &quot; &quot; | sed 's/^[ ]//g'`
 
if [????] 
else
fi
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I need to capture the condition when jversion returns No such file or directory... ..



Unix  ls --- No such file or directory

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