#!/bin/sh -u
#  $0 dir1 dir2
# Directory maker using command line arguments.
# Both arguments are directories to make.
# -IAN! idallen@ncf.ca

# Set standard PATH and umask:
#
export PATH=/bin:/usr/bin
umask 022

head -50 /etc/pjunk2 >fiftyout.txt

ls -l /bin/*sh >shells.txt

# Display the first two command line arguments.
# Single quotes are not special inside double quotes:
#
echo "First is: '$1'"
echo "Second is: '$2'"

mkdir "$1"
mv fiftyout.txt "$1"

# Instead of using wc, you could use the -c option of grep here:
#
grep '(DAT' "$1/fiftyout.txt" | wc -l >fcount.txt

mkdir "$1/$2"
mv fcount.txt "$1/$2"

# Add group and other read permission.  Do not change other permissions.
# Each file is in a different directory:
#
chmod go+r shells.txt "$1/fiftyout.txt" "$1/$2/fcount.txt"