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haas:spring2018:unix:projects:pwn0 [2018/03/12 20:08] – [Spirit of project] wedgehaas:spring2018:unix:projects:pwn0 [2018/03/12 20:47] (current) – [Verification] wedge
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 This can be in the form of comments in your script, or even a separate file submitted at time of submission (if a file, be sure to make mention of it in your script so I can be sure to look for it). This can be in the form of comments in your script, or even a separate file submitted at time of submission (if a file, be sure to make mention of it in your script so I can be sure to look for it).
-====Output Formatting with printf(1)====+=====Output Formatting with printf(1)=====
  
 You might be wondering how you can full off some of these output formatting feats. The **echo** command, after all, is rather rudimentary. You might be wondering how you can full off some of these output formatting feats. The **echo** command, after all, is rather rudimentary.
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 There you will find a file by the name of **outputlist**, which contains a list of filenames (output0 - outputF) and the **pwn0.sh** script command-line used to generate the output found in those files. There you will find a file by the name of **outputlist**, which contains a list of filenames (output0 - outputF) and the **pwn0.sh** script command-line used to generate the output found in those files.
  
-Using these files, you can check the functionality of your script in a number of operating conditions, to verify that it is indeed working as it should be. While this isn't likely to cover the full spectrum of possibilities, it should offer up some assistance in helping your broaden your view of troubleshooting scenarios.+Using these files, you can check the functionality of your script in a number of operating conditions, to verify that it is indeed working as it should be. While this isn't likely to cover the full spectrum of possibilities, it should offer up some assistance in helping you broaden your view of troubleshooting scenarios.
  
 =====Submission===== =====Submission=====
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