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by account42
2168 days ago
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> $0 means a filename of a file that is being executed. This is only a convention and is entirely up to the calling program. For example in bash scripts you can use `exec -a name ...` to pass "name" as the 0th argument. If you are already using #!/bin/bash you might as well use ${BASH_SOURCE[0]} to get the path to the current script. |
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