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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Help with test statement Post 302482622 by drbiloukos on Wednesday 22nd of December 2010 05:50:50 AM

12-22-2010

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Complete script:

Code:

#!/usr/bin/sh
old_IFS=$IFS
IFS=$' '
echo MINUTES\;HOURS\;DAY_OF_MONTH\;MONTH\;DAY_OF_WEEK\;SCRIPT\;CFG\;P1\;P2\;LOG
cat cron.txt | sed '/^$/d' | sed '/^#/d'| sed 's/>//g' | sed 's/ (. ~\/.profile ; timex / /g'| sed 's/)/ /g' | sed 's/ 2&1//g' | sed 's/*/+/g' | tr -s ' ' | sed
 's/ / /g' | while read mins hours day_of_mon month day_of_week script cfg p1 p2 log
do
if [ "$log" = "" ]
then
log="${p2}"
p2=""
fi
if [ "$log" = "" ]
then
log="${p1}"
p1=""
fi
if [ "$cfg" = log ]
then
log="${cfg}"
cfg=""
fi
 
echo ${mins}\;${hours}\;${day_of_mon}\;${month}\;${day_of_week}\;${script}\;${cfg}\;${p1}\;${p2}\;${log}
done
IFS=$old_IFS
exit

Sample from cron.txt

Code:

30 04  *  *  * (. ~/.profile ; timex /Data/bin/load_data.sh /Data/bin/1.cfg ) 2>&1
32 04  *  *  * (. ~/.profile ; timex /Data/bin/load_data.sh /Data/bin/2.cfg ) 2>&1
00 05  *  *  * (. ~/.profile ; timex /Data/bin/load_data.sh /Data/bin/3.cfg ) >> /Data/logs/load_data.log 2>&1

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NAME

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