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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Irritating Shell script problem - " unmatched Post 302591626 by chris01010 on Friday 20th of January 2012 06:34:30 AM
Old 01-20-2012
Irritating Shell script problem - " unmatched
Hi,

I have the below KSH shell script:

Code:
#!/usr/bin/ksh
 
if [ $1 = "" ]; then
    echo "Usage: resourceSts <server>
else
  if [ $1 = "abc1" ]; then source="<server>"
      ssh <userid>@$source > output 2>/dev/null <<_EOF
      scstat -g
      _EOF
 
   elif [ $1 = "abc2" ]; then source="<server>"
      ssh <userid>@$source > output 2>/dev/null <<_EOF
      scstat -g
      _EOF
   elif [ $1 = "def1" ]; then source="<server>"
      ssh <userid>@$source > output 2>/dev/null <<_EOF
      scstat -g
      _EOF
   elif [ $1 = "def2" ]; then source="<server>"
      ssh <userid>@$source > output 2>/dev/null <<_EOF
      scstat -g
      _EOF
   elif [ $1 = "ghi1" ]; then source="<server>"
      ssh <userid>@$source > output 2>/dev/null <<_EOF
      scstat -g
      _EOF
   elif [ $1 = "ghi2" ]; then source="<server>"
      ssh <userid>@$source > output 2>/dev/null <<_EOF
      scstat -g
      _EOF
 
   elif [ $1 = "jkl1" ]; then source="<server>"
      ssh <userid>@$source > output 2>/dev/null <<_EOF
      scstat -g
      _EOF
   elif [ $1 = "jkl2" ]; then source="<server>"
      ssh <userid>@$source > output 2>/dev/null <<_EOF
      scstat -g
      _EOF
   elif [ $1 = "mno1" ]; then source="<server>"
      ssh <userid>@$source > output 2>/dev/null <<_EOF
      scstat -g
      _EOF
   elif [ $1 = "mno2" ]; then source="<server>"
      ssh <userid>@$source > output 2>/dev/null <<_EOF
      scstat -g
      _EOF
   elif [ $1 = "pqr1" ]; then source="<server>"
      ssh <userid>@$source > output 2>/dev/null <<_EOF
      scstat -g
      _EOF
   elif [ $1 = "pqr2" ]; then source="<server>"
      ssh <userid>@$source > output 2>/dev/null <<_EOF
      scstat -g
      _EOF
  fi  
fi

but when I execute it I get the error:

./resourceSts: syntax error at line 65: `"' unmatched

I'm pretty certain it's just a typo, but for life of me I can't find it. Anyone have any ideas?
 

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NAME

       shell - run a command using shell

SYNOPSIS

       shell command [command] ...

DESCRIPTION

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