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You also shouldn't use for to read a file. If you have envsubst you can pipe it to a while read loop. See below how this looks:


mute@tiny:~$ cat file-list
$PATH1/file1.txt
$PATH2/file2.txt...

Assumed that PATH1 and PATH2 WERE defined, it still wouldn't work as it would need a second expansion by the shell after $I or $v have been expanded. You need to use eval for that, but this can be...

There is not $PATH1 $PATH2 defined in the script.

Can you please paste the complete script or the proper input & output data?

Thanks