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echo $MEMBER
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blainepruitt
Technical User
When you see a "$" in front of anything it means it is a variable. So, if you do an echo of $MEMBER it will try to read the data contained in that variable.
Example:
# MEMBER=magnum
# echo $MEMBER
# magnum
Try this exact syntax if you have any questions. Hope this answers your question.
blaine
Example:
# MEMBER=magnum
# echo $MEMBER
# magnum
Try this exact syntax if you have any questions. Hope this answers your question.
blaine
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