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11-18-2008
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You can user eval
Code:
#!/bin/bash
USERLIST="/Users/johndoe/.bin/xBackup_users"
SRCHFOR="W8735UL8Z5V"
#
eval $(awk -F',' '/^'"$SRCHFOR"'/ {print "USERNAME="$2";PASSWORD="$3";RSYNCIP="$4}' $USERLIST)
echo ....
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