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From: talley@boulder.Central.Sun.COM (Steve Talley)
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Subject: exit value of intermediate program in pipe
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I have a function foo:

foo () {
	/bin/blah | grep -v "foo"
}

I would like this function to exit with the exit value from the
/bin/blah process, but it exits with the exit value from grep instead.

Is there any way to do this?

Steve