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I run the following script:

VAR="Test" sh -c 'echo "Hello $VAR"'

But I get :

# ./test.sh Hello

How can I send the variable VAR of my script to the shell created with sh -c '...'?

I run the following script:

VAR="Test" sh -c 'echo "Hello $VAR"'

But I get :

# ./test.sh Hello

How can I send the variable VAR of my script to the shell created with sh -c '...'?

I run the following script:

VAR="Test" sh -c 'echo "Hello $VAR"'

But I get:

# ./test.sh Hello

How can I send the variable VAR of my script to the shell created with sh -c '...'?

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edited Aug 31, 2019 at 12:27

How to "send"send variable to suban inline shell-shellscript?

I run the following script:

VAR="Test" sh -c 'echo "Hello $VAR"'

But I get :

# ./test.sh Hello

How can I "send"send the variable VAR of my script to the shell created with sh -c '...'?

How to "send" variable to sub-shell?

I run the following script:

VAR="Test" sh -c 'echo "Hello $VAR"'

But I get :

# ./test.sh Hello

How can I "send" the variable VAR of my script to the shell created with sh -c?

I run the following script:

VAR="Test" sh -c 'echo "Hello $VAR"'

But I get :

# ./test.sh Hello

How can I send the variable VAR of my script to the shell created with sh -c '...'?

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asked Oct 24, 2011 at 8:20

I run the following script:

VAR="Test" sh -c 'echo "Hello $VAR"'

But I get :

# ./test.sh Hello

How can I "send" the variable VAR of my script to the shell created with sh -c?