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I found on an article a line that was saying: Now execute -> sudo chmod 700 !$
What does !$
in that case?
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I found on an article a line that was saying: Now execute -> sudo chmod 700 !$
What does !$
in that case?
3
This is not a chmod
parameter. See the Bash Manual:
!!:$
designates the last argument of the preceding command. This may be shortened to !$
So just look at the last command to figure out what you'd chmod
.