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Archiving work

Archiving work - Bash Tutorial

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Archiving work

- [Narrator] Every script writing professional or hobbyist needs to hold on to their works, so they can copy and paste the fruits of their labor into future works to accomplish new things. To do this, you must establish a library location somewhere at the outset. A script library is simply a repository you hold onto that contains the work you have done. But a good script library can be much more than just a folder with a bunch of text documents. Options for archiving scripts should include the following options. A script library should be organized by the functions the script is written to perform. If you have a script that will bind your computer's active directory, that script should be organized with all of the other scripts you have that bind computers to active directory. If you have scripts that set up printers or create new administrative users, those scripts should also be organized accordingly. Another very…

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