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A few arguments to one "key"
Hi!
I need to pass a few (as much as possible) arguments to one "key", i.e. ./myscript.sh -i one -b 1.1.1.1 2.2.2.2 3.3.3.3 ... -u users I need to supply one or many IP adresses as a parameters.. I've search in getopts capabilities, but didn't find something for me. One of possibilities I thought - is to quote all list of IP addresses and consider it one argument. But it need more user involving, and I don't want it. Maye some "while" loop can help here? Thanks for advance P.S. Another question (in order not multiply threads). How can I show in web page running output of shell script? Perl/PHP tools? If you have links - please. |
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