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Command taken away from ksh script
Hi,
Any help or suggestions would be most appreciated. I am having problems in the latter end of this ksh script where I will be checking two files. If they exist do nothing otherwise I need to reinitialize the database which resides on o/s Aix 5.3. The problem I am facing is when the reinit command is issued from command line the user needs to manually input y and hit enter ex.(reinitex.pjg) Which takes control away from the script. Is there a solution to script a y with a <enter command> and still maintain control of the script after the reinit is finsihed? if [[ -e $monShMemFile ]] && [[ -e $vistaFile ]] then echo "break out of script" else hcidbinit -i # user needs to enter "y" + enter to reinit database fi |
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Thank you system shock that worked perfectly. I was able to cancel the command and still continue with the script. I'll test out the actual reinit Monday but in principle that did exactly what I needed. Thanks again for the help.
if [[ -e $monShMemFile ]] && [[ -e $vistaFile ]] then echo "break out of script" else echo "hcidbinit test" echo n | hcidbinit -i echo "**Did this work?**" fi |
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