You can use the <( … ) subshell syntax to read from a bunch of commands, that you whip up on the fly:
cat < <( echo "foo"; sleep 2; echo "bar" )
You can use this for example for accessing IMAP servers, which need a short delay during login.
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You can use the <( … ) subshell syntax to read from a bunch of commands, that you whip up on the fly:
cat < <( echo "foo"; sleep 2; echo "bar" )
You can use this for example for accessing IMAP servers, which need a short delay during login.
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