I have to take user input till user enters "done" , so I used the while loop.I have added the if line code after the read statement.
Also , I need to have a different count of all three arrays , so kept different variables.
I know I kept on bugging you for small queries , but this script simply won;t work!
I just need to pick up hostnames, usernames and passwords from the user and put some files/folder onto the hosts.
Can anyone give me a script that would work. (I know this is too much of asking...)
Here's the modofied version:
Code:
#!/usr/bin/sh
##Take input from the user
c=d=e=0
while [ "$host_name" != done ]
do
echo "Please enter the host_name"
read host_name
if [ "$host_name" = done ] ; then break; fi
store_hostname[$c]=$host_name
c=$(( c + 1 ))
echo "Please enter the username"
read username
echo $username
store_username[$d]=$username
d=$(( d + 1 ))
echo "Please enter the password"
read password
echo $password
store_password[$e]=$password
e=$(( e + 1 ))
done
len= size of array
for i in $len
do
#Create a destination directory
ssh -q ${store_username[$d]}@${store_host_name[$c]} mkdir temp
#scp files to host
scp -r /root/temp ${store_username[$c]}@${store_host_name[$c]}:/root/
done
len= size of array
for i in $len
do
#Create a destination directory
ssh -q ${store_username[$d]}@${store_host_name[$c]} mkdir temp
#scp files to host
scp -r /root/temp ${store_username[$c]}@${store_host_name[$c]}:/root/
done
--change to ->
Code:
len= ${#store_username[@]}
for(( i =0; i<$len; i++))
do
#Create a destination directory
ssh -q ${store_username[$i]}@${store_host_name[$i]} mkdir temp
#scp files to host
scp -r /root/temp ${store_username[$i]}@${store_host_name[$i]}:/root/
done
