Hi You Guys!
I'm sure most of you have an answer to this one.
I'm trying to do a work around on the problem above, but get held up elsewhere!!!!!
So can't avoid this problem.
Here's my next stopper:
Code:
COMMAND="ls -la --full-time `find ./* -type f` "
${COMMAND} | awk '''{ print '$NF' '$0' }''' >> ${ARCHIVE_DIR}/${TMP_FILE}
The log file shows this error:
Code:
+ awk '{ print /usr/share/scripts/security_check.sh }'
I'm half way there. I have the '{ }' parts carried to the command line. BUT the "$NF" is substituted to be blank and "$0" is substitued as the calling program!!
When I put \$NF inside the awk-brackets the "\" gets sent to the command line, eg:
Code:
+ awk '{ print \$NF \$0 }'
Close but not close enough!
Can u help? Any ideas? Any links to help me?
regards
GrahamB
