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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Help on shell script : syntax error at line 62: `end of file' unexpected Post 302267292 by schandrakar1 on Friday 12th of December 2008 05:04:39 AM
Old 12-12-2008
Hi Zaxxon,

Thank you for your reply!!

What I meant is that the script contains total 61 lines ( ie first 11 lines are about the type of script, name, input parameter...etc...it is just description about the script.) The actual script starts from line number 12...Please see the actual code pasted below in set nu mode.

Also please refer to the debugged mode script pasted above.

Thanks a lot for your continued help!!


Code:
    12
    13  set -vx
    14
    15  ME_StaggCountry_Codes=$1
    16  Filename=`basename $0 .sh`
    17  LOGPATH=${HOME}/sandeep/camp/logs
    18  LOGFILE=${LOGPATH}/${Filename}_`date "+%d-%h-%Y_%T"`.log
    19
    20  exec 1> ${LOGFILE}
    21
    22  echo "`date "+%d-%h-%Y_%T"` : ----------- START of ${LOGFILE} ---------------" 2>&1
    23  echo
    24
    25  if [ $# -lt 1 ] || [ $# -gt 1 ] ; then
    26          echo "Invalid Parameter list"  2>&1
    27          echo "Usage : $0 <ME_StaggCountry_codes>" 2>&1
    28          echo
    29          echo "`date "+%d-%h-%Y_%T"` : ----------- END of ${LOGFILE} ---------------" 2>&1
    30          exit 1
    31  elif [ $# -eq 1 ] ; then
    32          echo "Input parameter file is : ${ME_StaggCountry_Codes}" 2>&1
    33  fi
    34
    35  for code in `cat ${ME_StaggCountry_Codes}`
    36  do
    37          if [ ${code} != uk ] ; then
    38                  Filepath=/${code}rtlftp01/logs
    39          elif [ ${code} = uk ] ; then
    40                  Filepath=/rtlftp01/logs
    41          fi
    42          echo
    43          echo "For Country : ${code}     2>&1
    44          echo "Truncate Files at path ${Filepath} are :" 2>&1
    45          ls -ltr ${Filepath}/trunc*  2>&1
    46          echo
    47          echo "Monthly files at path ${Filepath} are :" 2>&1
    48          ls -ltr ${Filepath}/monthly_mi*  2>&1
    49          echo
    50          echo "-----------------------" 2>&1
    51  done
    52  echo
    53  echo "`date "+%d-%h-%Y_%T"` : ----------- Removing old log files ---------------" 2>&1
    54
    55  find ${LOGPATH} -type f -name "${Filename}*.log" -mtime +2  | while read FILE
    56  do
    57          rm -i ${FILE} </dev/tty
    58  done
    59
    60  echo "`date "+%d-%h-%Y_%T"` : ----------- END of ${LOGFILE} ---------------" 2>&1
    61  exec >/dev/tty

Last edited by zaxxon; 12-12-2008 at 08:58 AM.. Reason: Close one, I removed the blanks in the tags
 

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