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Hello all,

   I have a script which contains the line:

   rm -Rf *

   As you might imagine, I'm somewhat afraid that script might run amok.
It shouldn't, obviously, but Just In Case... Is there any way to
determine if a "cd" was successful or unsuccessful?

   The script does this:

   cd ~/backup/foo
   rm -Rf *

   Currently, if the cd-command fails, I will have to kill myself. I
don't want to do that. If I remember correctly, there's a variable,
something like $? which gets set to the return code. Is that set for
internal shell commands as well?

   Or should I use some:

   if [ `pwd` =3D=3D "~/backup/foo" ] ; then
      echo "Phew!...
   fi

   ..instead?

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Kind regards,
Jan Danielsson



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