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Old 05-06-2016
Quote:
Originally Posted by samrat dutta
I made a comman seperated file as below .
Property file :
Code:
PSIHUBV1,PSIHUB04

Below is my script but when i execute it i find the actual command "cfsend" is not getting executed and the output(given below) is only giving me same command as a result.

Script:
Code:
 #! /bin/bash
file=/usr/opt/temp/aorc.prop
tr ',' '\n' < $file | while read node; do 
echo cfsend n:"${node}" port:46464 uid:PSMFT pwd:Tib3 pn:CHCKDIR ud:5563 trtype:c rcmd:"pwd" >> out.txt
done

Output :
Code:
cfsend n:PSIHUBV1 port:46464 uid:PSMFT pwd:Tib3 pn:CHCKDIR ud:5563 trtype:c rcmd:pwd
cfsend n:PSIHUB04 port:46464 uid:PSMFT pwd:Tib3 pn:CHCKDIR ud:5563 trtype:c rcmd:pwd

Any help with more input Smilie
Please, remove the echo. I presume that it was there for testing purposes.
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