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-=> Benny Pedersen wrote to Rick Smith <=-

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 BP> @REPLY: <60CE388A.48468.linux@vert.synchro.net>
 BP> Hello Rick!

 BP> 19 Jun 2021 11:30, Rick Smith wrote to All:

 RS> completes?  If not is there a way to make it wait to move forward
 RS> until the other one completes?  I hope I
 RS> am describing this well for you.

 BP> bash start_end_off_world.sh && bash stop_end_off_world.sh

 BP> ?

 BP> if start_end_off_world.sh will not end, then the 2nd
 BP> stop_end_off_world.sh will not be called

 BP> hopefully more linux geeks can stop it :)

Calling another script is just like calling another program.  It
will wait for it to finish before continuing unless you run it in
the backgound.

 BP>  Regards Benny

 BP> ... too late to die young :)

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