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Create Infinite Loop In Bash

I want to run a command for ever in the Linux bash. Also I want to put 60 seconds between command execution.
Apr 21 '20 #1
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  1. while :
  2. do
  3.         echo hello
  4.         sleep 60
  5. done
Apr 22 '20 #2
You can use bash infinite loops with the while loop like

while true; do echo "test"; sleep 60; done
Apr 23 '20 #3

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