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yes (Unix)

yes - a UNIX command that infinitely displays command line arguments separated by spaces until it is killed (for example, by the kill command). If no arguments are given on the command line, then endlessly prints the string "y".

For example, the following command

  rm -f * .txt

equivalent to

  yes |  rm * .txt

Links

  • yes(1) - man help page for GNU / Linux user commands (see: GNU Coreutils )
  • yes(1) - man help page for FreeBSD user commands
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Yes_(Unix)&oldid=92006373


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