I reopens the post because I still have a few questions concerning my script that it below :
Code:
declare -a missing
for name in $fichier1 $fichier2 $fichier3 $fichier4 $fichier5 $fichier6
do
[[ -e $name ]] || missing[${#missing[*]}]=$name
done
if (( ${#missing[*]} == 0 ))
then
echo -e "\nDate : $date_form2\nFile : $name_files\nHeight : $height_files\n"
echo -e "Date : $date_form2\nFile : $name_files1\nHeight : $height_files1\n"
echo -e "Date : $date_form2\nFile : $name_files2\nHeight : $height_files2\n"
echo -e "Date : $date_form2\nFile : $name_files3\nHeight : $height_files3\n"
echo -e "Date : $date_form2\nFile : $name_files4\nHeight : $height_files4\n"
echo -e "Date : $date_form2\nFile : "$name_files5"\nHeight : $height_files5"
else
echo "Missing: " ${missing[*]}
fi
echo -e "\nDisk Used : $disk_used\nDisk Available : $disk_available\nDisk Used In Percent : $disk_percent\n"
exit 0
here, It work like I want but in the "else" section I would like the same thing that in the "then" section but with the path of missing file instead of the "$name_fileX".
I would like this ouput for example (file5 missing):
Code:
Date : 2016-09-19
File : name_files
Height : 100K
Date : 2016-09-19
File : name_files1
Height : 160K
Date : 2016-09-19
File : name_files2
Height : 4.0K
Date : 2016-09-19
File : name_files3
Height : 236K
Date : 2016-09-19
File : name_files4
Height : 4.0K
Date : 2016-09-19
File : Missing: name_file5
Height : 4.0K
Disk Used : 39M
Disk Available : 185M
Disk Used In Percent : 18%
Here, While hoping to have been clearly.... thanks by advance
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