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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting mkdir bug Post 302474513 by yadeki on Wednesday 24th of November 2010 12:18:59 PM
Old 11-24-2010
mkdir bug

Dear,

I have the following script:
Code:
maak_backup ()
{
    echo 'Maken van tijdelijke bestanden, even geduld aub.'
    for i in /home/yannick/* ; 
    do
    cp -r $i $i.bac    
    done

    if [ -d /backup ] ;
    then
        echo 'Backup map = OK!'
        echo 'Bezig met kopiëren, even geduld aub.'
        for i in /home/yannick/*.bac ; 
        do
        cp -r $i /home/yannick/backup    
        echo 'Verwijderen van tijdelijke bestanden, even geduld aub.'
        rm -r $i        
        done
        echo 'Backup geslaagd!'
    else
        mkdir -p /home/yannick/backup
        echo 'Bakup map aangemaakt!'
        echo 'Bezig met kopiëren, even geduld aub.'
        for i in /home/yannick/*.bac ; 
        do
        cp -r $i /home/yannick/backup    
        echo 'Verwijderen van tijdelijke bestanden, even geduld aub.'
        rm -r $i        
        done
        echo 'Backup geslaagd!'
    fi

}

In het second else statement, there's an mkdir line that normally will create a directory. But this mkdir creates a file instead of the directory.

Can someone assist me?
 

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