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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Call single function multiple times diff set of parameters Post 302340908 by cbo0485 on Tuesday 4th of August 2009 04:10:49 PM

08-04-2009

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Call single function multiple times diff set of parameters

Okay, not sure if it can be done, I would think it could be done and I'm just having a hard time with it.

Code:

fun_close_wait(){
ipVar="${1} ${2}"
portVar=`cat "${5}" | cut -d' ' -f 1`
for ip in $ipVar
do
        for port in $portVar
        do

                netstatVar=`netstat -n | grep CLOSE_WAIT | grep "${ip}:${port}" | wc -l`
                        if [[ -n "${ip}" && ${ip} == "$1" ]]
                                then
                                        echo `hostname`-"${3}"-`cat "${5}" | grep "${port}" | cut -d' ' -f 2`-${netstatVar}
                                        elif [[ -n "${ip}" && ${ip} == "$2" ]]
                                                then
                                                echo `hostname`-"${4}"-`cat "${5}" | grep "${port}" | cut -d' ' -f 2`-${netstatVar}
                                        else
                                                echo `hostname`-"${ip}"-`cat "${5}" | grep "${port}" | cut -d' ' -f 2`-${netstatVar}

                        fi
        done
done
exit
}
fun_close_wait 11.11.111.11 22.22.222.22 server1 server2 first-port-list-file
fun_close_wait 33.33.333.33 44.44.444.44 server 3 server4 second-port-list-file

Right now, it seems to run through the first function, but once it gets to the second function it doesn't run through it. To test it I commented out the first function call and it runs just fine, so both function call's work and the script does what it's intended to do, only when I try to call the function twice is where I get the issue.

in the port list files it's just a flat file like the following:

Code:

1111 instance1
2222 instance2
3333 instance3
4444 instance4
5555 instance5

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