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Use grep result to execute next command
Hi I am trying to run 2 servers using a script one after the other.
I start the first one: Code:
run.sh -c servername >> jboss_log.txt & I can't use sleep because I am not sure how long it'll take for the server to startup. So I need something like Code:
while (true) {
if [tail -f jboss_log.txt | grep Started ] //meaning when it was found
then
break
fi
}
obviously this doesn't work, any hint on how I could write something like this? Thanks in advance |
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