> For future reference.... The reason you had to execute the commands
one by one is due to the nature of the one line command given to you.
> The && in the one liner is a conditional. The next command in line
will only be executed if the previous command returns an exit code of 0.
> If you want to be assured that all commands are executed you'd
replace the && with ;.
Thank-you, Ed. Now that you say that, it looks curiously like the
logical "and" used in C++ "if" and loop-control statements! :-[
Bill.
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