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I have a list of names in a text file (list.txtlist.txt) I want to create a list of folders for the names included in that file. I wrote the following script, but it doesn't work and I don't know what is wrong:

#!/bin/tschtcsh
for name_id in `cat <path to list.txt>/list.txt` ; do
mkdir <name_id>${name_id}

The file list.txtlist.txt and the scripts are in the same folder.

I have a list of names in a text file (list.txt) I want to create a list of folders for the names included in that file. I wrote the following script, but it doesn't work and I don't know what is wrong:

#!/bin/tsch
for name_id in `cat <path to list.txt>/list.txt` ; do
mkdir <name_id>${name_id}

The file list.txt and the scripts are in the same folder.

I have a list of names in a text file (list.txt) I want to create a list of folders for the names included in that file. I wrote the following script, but it doesn't work and I don't know what is wrong:

#!/bin/tcsh
for name_id in `cat <path to list.txt>/list.txt` ; do
mkdir <name_id>${name_id}

The file list.txt and the scripts are in the same folder.

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Create a list of directories at the same time

I have a list of names in a txttext file (list.txt) I want to create a list of folders for the names included in that txt file. I wrote thisthe following script, but it doesn't work and I don't know what is wrong:

The list.txt and the scripts are in the same folder.

#!/bin/tsch
for name_id in `cat <path to list.txt>/list.txt` ; do
mkdir <name_id>${name_id}

The file list.txt and the scripts are in the same folder.

Create a list of directories at the same time

I have a list of names in a txt file (list.txt) I want to create a list of folders for the names included in that txt file. I wrote this script but I don't know what is wrong:

The list.txt and the scripts are in the same folder.

#!/bin/tsch
for name_id in `cat <path to list.txt>/list.txt` ; do
mkdir <name_id>${name_id}

Create a list of directories

I have a list of names in a text file (list.txt) I want to create a list of folders for the names included in that file. I wrote the following script, but it doesn't work and I don't know what is wrong:

#!/bin/tsch
for name_id in `cat <path to list.txt>/list.txt` ; do
mkdir <name_id>${name_id}

The file list.txt and the scripts are in the same folder.

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I have a list of names in a txt file (list.txt) I want to create a list of folders for the names included in that txt file. I wrote this script but I don't know what is wrong:

The list.txt and the scripts are in the same folder.

#!/bin/tsch
for name_id in `cat <path to list.txt>/list.txt` ; do
mkdir <name_id>${subj_idname_id}

I have a list of names in a txt file (list.txt) I want to create a list of folders for the names included in that txt file. I wrote this script but I don't know what is wrong:

The list.txt and the scripts are in the same folder.

#!/bin/tsch
for name_id in `cat <path to list.txt>/list.txt` ; do
mkdir <name_id>${subj_id}

I have a list of names in a txt file (list.txt) I want to create a list of folders for the names included in that txt file. I wrote this script but I don't know what is wrong:

The list.txt and the scripts are in the same folder.

#!/bin/tsch
for name_id in `cat <path to list.txt>/list.txt` ; do
mkdir <name_id>${name_id}
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edit approved Oct 16, 2014 at 22:10
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