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using array in ksh
hi all,
need help with putting names in an array, i have a few servers which i look up by doing a 'find . -name "*.pid' and the format of the output is like following : ./servername/myserver.pid i was wondering how can i iterate through and store each name in one array my code is as follows so far : find ./ -name "*.pid" | while read LINE; do serverArray[counter]=$($LINE | cut -d\/ -f2); done but this doesnt seem to work. any suggestions ?? thanks in advance. |
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With a standard find: Code:
serverArray=(
$( find ./ -name "*.pid" | awk -F/ '{print $NF}' )
)
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