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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting If condition getting bypassed Post 69653 by rkumar28 on Monday 18th of April 2005 12:39:36 PM
Old 04-18-2005
Quote:
Originally Posted by google
Use the fact that if "C" is greater than 2 to send your email. I wouldnt try to do it within Awk, though you can using the system () command to send your email via Awk if you choose to do that. Take a look at the Awk Guide on www.gnu.org for details on using system()

Code:
if [ "$c" -gt "2" ]
  then
    echo "Uh Oh. We got a problem"
    mailx -s "Houston We Have A Problem" -r "return-address" email@email.com < log_file
fi

Hi,
Thanks for the quick reply. I am sorry again bothering you again on this.
I tried the above suggestion. But looks like there is problem the way "if condition is used". I hit an error on if part.

c=`awk -F"," '{ print NF }' $file1`

if [ $c -gt "2" ] ---->I also tried if [ "$c" -gt "2" ]
then
echo "$message3" | /usr/bin/mailx -s "$SUBJECT_EMAIL" $toMail
else
echo "else part"
fi

The error is: Class_Delete_FileCorruption_Check.sh[2]: 2: unknown test operator
else part
Can you please guide me what is going wrong on the "IF" statement.
rkumar28
 

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mailto.conf(5)							    Apple Inc.							    mailto.conf(5)

NAME

       mailto.conf - configuration file for cups email notifier

DESCRIPTION

       The mailto.conf file defines the local mail server and email notification preferences for CUPS.

       Each line in the file can be a configuration directive, a blank line, or a comment. Comment lines start with the # character.

DIRECTIVES

       Cc cc-address@domain.com
	    Specifies an additional recipient for all email notifications.

       From from-address@domain.com
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       Sendmail sendmail command and options
	    Specifies  the  sendmail  command  to use when sending email notifications. Only one Sendmail or SMTPServer line may be present in the
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       SMTPServer servername
	    Specifies a SMTP server to send email notifications to. Only one Sendmail or SMTPServer line may be present in the	mailto.conf  file.
	    If multiple lines are present, only the last one is used.

       Subject subject-prefix
	    Specifies a prefix string for the subject line of an email notification.

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