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Perhaps it should not make a difference, but the fact is that when I export it, it works, and when I don't, it doesn't. However, I'll post my whole horribly awful file here, and perhaps you'll see...

Thank you kindly for your help. I'll make the changes to my syntax that you describe. However, to answer some of your concerns:




I have that in there for now, because I originally had several...

Hi there.
I'm writing a function to which I want to pass a global variable. For some reason, it's ignoring the variable.


#!/bin/bash
#####################################
#Variable...

I was experiencing something similar today. Try this:

awk -F"|" '{print $1,$2,$3,system("echo" $4),$5,$6,system("convert.sh" $12 $13 $9 $10) 2>/dev/null }' input_file


It worked in my...

Hello, there. I have a file that's a horrible, horrible mess. (Basically, it's an export from a firewall config.) The people who generated the file didn't think that putting a newline in the middle...

Try this:


nicstat-1.22/nicstat.Ubuntu7.i386 -i eth4 5 | awk '{print $1 " " ($3+$4)/1024" MBps" > /tmp/foo}'

I'll try that. Thanks!

Well, it didn't take me long to get stumped again. I assure you that I'm not mentally deficient, just new to scripting.

So, here's the gist. I want to redirect output from awk based off of which...

Breaking it out into a separate file worked, that's perfect.

You guys rock. Hopefully, I'll not have to bother you further.

THANK YOU!

How can I build the string before I call the system on the string?
The basic flow is this:

Read the next line in the file.
Cycle through each field in the file until it sees "Network...

Ah. The missing %s is what did it. Thank you.

So, armed with that information, I'm now getting a syntax error when I do this:


{if (($i == "Network address") && ($(i+1) !~...

So, I have this script. It reads a CSV file that has a mixture of object names with IP addresses (parsing out that part I have working), and object names which have a DNS name. I want to be able to...