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I have a script called service.sh in many subdirectories under /app/user
/app/user/new1/service.sh
/app/user/new2/new3/service.sh
/app/user/new4/new5/new6/service.sh
My objective is to find all this service.sh and execute the service.sh which is unique along with subdirectory path and argument stop,start for each service.sh script.
for eg
/app/user/new1/service.sh stop
/app/user/new1/service.sh start
Can anyone please help?
shell-script
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I have a script called service.sh in many subdirectories under /app/user
/app/user/new1/service.sh
/app/user/new2/new3/service.sh
/app/user/new4/new5/new6/service.sh
My objective is to find all this service.sh and execute the service.sh which is unique along with subdirectory path and argument stop,start for each service.sh script.
for eg
/app/user/new1/service.sh stop
/app/user/new1/service.sh start
Can anyone please help?
shell-script
asked 2 hours ago
venkata kumaresanvenkata kumaresan
11
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What do you mean when you say “unique”?
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I have a script called service.sh in many subdirectories under /app/user
/app/user/new1/service.sh
/app/user/new2/new3/service.sh
/app/user/new4/new5/new6/service.sh
My objective is to find all this service.sh and execute the service.sh which is unique along with subdirectory path and argument stop,start for each service.sh script.
for eg
/app/user/new1/service.sh stop
/app/user/new1/service.sh start
Can anyone please help?
shell-script
asked 2 hours ago
venkata kumaresanvenkata kumaresan
11
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I have a script called service.sh in many subdirectories under /app/user
/app/user/new1/service.sh
/app/user/new2/new3/service.sh
/app/user/new4/new5/new6/service.sh
My objective is to find all this service.sh and execute the service.sh which is unique along with subdirectory path and argument stop,start for each service.sh script.
for eg
/app/user/new1/service.sh stop
/app/user/new1/service.sh start
Can anyone please help?
shell-script
shell-script
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1 hour ago
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What do you mean when you say “unique”?
– Scott
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What do you mean when you say “unique”?
– Scott
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What do you mean when you say “unique”?
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1 hour ago
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