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check_uptime

Works nice if uptime > 24 hours

Works as expected when uptime is higher than a day. When it is not, the output looks like this: "System Uptime - up 11 Hours, 16, 2 users Minutes" I just put the line 7 inside an if that checks if there is an instance of "day" in the variable and formats accordingly: if [[ $struptime == *day* ]]; then struptime1=${struptime%,} else struptime1=${struptime%, *} fi I hope it helps =)

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