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Top Forums Programming Changing script to work with freeBSD Post 302997901 by robertkwild on Monday 22nd of May 2017 10:09:10 AM
Old 05-22-2017
Changing script to work with freeBSD

hi all,

i have made my machine a freeBSD machine instead of a centos machine and my script doesnt work anymore and i was wondering if anyone can help me into why, i thought the commands are the same, here it is -

Code:
#!/bin/bash

source=/vol/cha-work/_ARCHIVE/to_be_archived/audio
temp=/mnt/archive/temp
dest=/vol/cha-archive/audio

    echo "is this archive for an audio tar press (t) or an audio directory press (d)"
    read option

    
        d)
            cd "$source"

            echo "please specify full path to directory you want to be made into a tar"
            read -e dir

#            echo "please enter ID number ie ID1234"
#            read id

#            echo "please specify where you want the tar file to be stored"
#                       read -e dest

            cd "$dir"

            base=$(basename "$dir")

                echo -e "COPY "$base" to "$temp"\n"
                                echo -e "CREATE "$base".tar in "$temp"\n"
                echo -e "COPY "$base".tar to "$dest"\n"
                echo -e "REMOVE "$base".tar from "$temp" \n"
                                echo -e "REMOVE "$base" from "$temp"\n"
                echo -e "REMOVE "$base" from "$source"/"$dir"\n"

                                        echo "is this information correct, press (yes) or press (no)"
                                        read correct

                                        case $correct in

                                                yes)
                            echo "the script will now continue";;

                                                no)
                            echo "please re-run the script inputting correct details"
                                                        exit;;

                                                *)
                            echo "invalid selection, please re-run the script"
                                                        exit;;

                                        esac                

            date >> /vol/cha-work/_ARCHIVE/inventories/"$base".csv
            echo "" >> /vol/cha-work/_ARCHIVE/inventories/"$base".csv
#            echo -e ""$id"\n" >> /vol/cha-work/_ARCHIVE/inventories/"$base".csv
            echo -e ""$source"/"$dir"\n" >> /vol/cha-work/_ARCHIVE/inventories/"$base".csv
            echo -e "how many files = `find . -type f | wc -l`\n" >> /vol/cha-work/_ARCHIVE/inventories/"$base".csv
            echo -e "size of directory = `du -sh`\n" >> /vol/cha-work/_ARCHIVE/inventories/"$base".csv
            ls -R >> /vol/cha-work/_ARCHIVE/inventories/"$base".csv
            
            cd ..

            if ! cp -R "$base" "$temp" ; then
                echo "something went wrong with the recursive copy command, please do manually"
                exit
            fi

            cd "$temp"

            chmod -R 777 "$temp"

            if ! tar -cf "$base".tar "$base" ; then
                echo "something went wrong creating the tar, please do manually"
                exit
            fi

            if ! cp "$base".tar "$dest" ; then
                echo "something went wrong copying the tar, please do manually"
                exit
            fi

            if ! rm -f "$temp"/"$base".tar ; then
                echo "something went wrong removing the tar, please do manually"
                exit
            fi


            if ! rm -rf "$temp"/"$base" ; then
                echo "something went wrong removing from temp, please do manually"
                exit
            fi

            cd "$source"/"$dir"
            cd ..

            if ! rm -rf "$base" ; then
                echo "something went wrong removing from source, please do manually"
                exit
            fi;;

        *)

            echo "invalid selection, please re-run the script"
            exit;;

    esac

many thanks,

rob
 

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