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There are logical errors in the code.

For example

for dir in /home/cmccabe/medex.logs/ponc/*/ ; do

if [ -d "$dir" ] ; then
run="$(basename "$dir")"
fi


$run is always *
...

Shutdown is a system-wide action, and requires root privileges in some UNIX systems (macOS included).

This means, if you want to have shutdown as an option in a script, you will need to give the...

Your code typo corrected. It is POSIX shell compliant, and it works with Bash too.


#!/bin/sh

# POSIX shell compliant.

# grab run directory.
set -xv

for dir in...

I think I finished your program. Test it, and tell us if it works.


#!/bin/sh

# POSIX shell compliant.

# grab run directory.
set -xv

for dir in /home/cmccabe/medex.logs/ponc/*/ ; do

...

It is a macOS thing. You must right click on the Terminal icon on the Dock, and select Quit.

See the screenshot attached.

Here is POSIX shell compliant code, that returns the full path of a file or directory.


#!/bin/sh

# FullPath subroutine, version 1.0, POSIX shell compliant.

# Copyright © 2019 Ioannis...

The following code works:


#!/bin/sh

# POSIX shell compliant.

grep -i "httpd" input.txt | sed "s/ //" | sed "s/ //" |sed "s/(/ (/"

exit 0

I completed the code:

#!/bin/sh

# Code is POSIX compliant

tput clear

currentDate="$(date -R)"


counter=0

for word in $currentDate
do

# We ignore the day of the week.
if [...

I am new to shell programming, here is what I did.


#!/bin/sh

# Code is POSIX compliant


currentDate="$(date -R)"


counter=0

for word in $currentDate
do

# We ignore the day of...