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		<title>Bashed!: Assigning a directory listing to a variable</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I want to: You need to get a directory listing into a variable so you can iterate through it and do things (horrible, unspeakable things) to the child files and directories. How the hell? DIRECTORY=&#34;/root/example&#34; dirListing=&#40;`ls ${DIRECTORY}`&#41; WhaaaaaaAAAAA? We will go over this from the inside out. First, the variable expansion [code]]czoxMjpcIiR7RElSRUNUT1JZfVwiO3tbJiomXX0=[[/code] translates to whatever [...]]]></description>
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