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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Read from a file in unix(Continue from previous thread) Post 302716585 by parthmittal2007 on Tuesday 16th of October 2012 03:58:59 PM
Old 10-16-2012
Now my Question is If suppose the file is like
Code:
[test]
status=running
username=abc
password=123456
server =  linux

[live]
status=running
username=xyz
password=09876
server=unix

The script fails here when I write ./script test server

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If there is space in between server = linux the scripts fails, But the script should give the result and the last case is If i have commented the portion
for example #server=linux
then the script should consider this one
 

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FBSQL_PCONNECT(3)							 1							 FBSQL_PCONNECT(3)

fbsql_pconnect - Open a persistent connection to a FrontBase Server

SYNOPSIS
resource fbsql_pconnect ([string $hostname = ini_get("fbsql.default_host")], [string $username = ini_get("fbsql.default_user")], [string $password = ini_get("fbsql.default_password")]) DESCRIPTION
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