How to pass strange path arguments to commands
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I'm sending commands via stdin, how can I send path arguments in a safe manner?
E.g.
stat /some strange/p"atnh'/
fails because of the strange path. Could path be stored in a variable or other means and have it work? Or is there an easy way to escape these strange paths before sending them?
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I'm sending commands via stdin, how can I send path arguments in a safe manner?
E.g.
stat /some strange/p"atnh'/
fails because of the strange path. Could path be stored in a variable or other means and have it work? Or is there an easy way to escape these strange paths before sending them?
bash shell-script shell
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Could you explain more? Is/some strange/p"atnh'/coming from a user argument? Is the second argumentp"atnhcontaining a new line in the middle?
– Inian
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I'm sending commands via stdin, how can I send path arguments in a safe manner?
E.g.
stat /some strange/p"atnh'/
fails because of the strange path. Could path be stored in a variable or other means and have it work? Or is there an easy way to escape these strange paths before sending them?
bash shell-script shell
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I'm sending commands via stdin, how can I send path arguments in a safe manner?
E.g.
stat /some strange/p"atnh'/
fails because of the strange path. Could path be stored in a variable or other means and have it work? Or is there an easy way to escape these strange paths before sending them?
bash shell-script shell
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Could you explain more? Is/some strange/p"atnh'/coming from a user argument? Is the second argumentp"atnhcontaining a new line in the middle?
– Inian
6 mins ago
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Could you explain more? Is/some strange/p"atnh'/coming from a user argument? Is the second argumentp"atnhcontaining a new line in the middle?
– Inian
6 mins ago
Could you explain more? Is
/some strange/p"atnh'/ coming from a user argument? Is the second argument p"atnh containing a new line in the middle?– Inian
6 mins ago
Could you explain more? Is
/some strange/p"atnh'/ coming from a user argument? Is the second argument p"atnh containing a new line in the middle?– Inian
6 mins ago
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Could you explain more? Is
/some strange/p"atnh'/coming from a user argument? Is the second argumentp"atnhcontaining a new line in the middle?– Inian
6 mins ago