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yes it does look at the second to last line in code above last line below

The cd "..." is the directory location where the .svn Directory lives and where the svn relocate command needs to be...

I'll try that previously I used nawk to "add" quote to the input file but the output file was still broken. I'll make you changes and let you know

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when ran numbers are the same. what was cut and pasted was mixed. the numbers reflect suggested variations.

The script does work I run it manually without the ticks

I already know where the the...

output you requested

Recap:
OK

I sent this output once before the first time I was asked (remember I only grep'ed for the hostURL)


sed -n l .svn/entries


sample of Subversion metadata...

sorry two webpages open. never used this before
go to #19 console out put shows the output file name

more details here
https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/177308-help-cannot-concatenate-ksh-variables-3.html#post302600933

output wanted:

cd /PATH
svn relocate OldRepo NewRepo


example
cd AgentWebPages/AgentWebPages/Source/Distrib
svn relocate https://svn01g.gdc.nwie.net/svn01p/svn/Repositories/ePDS2...

the while loop that replaced the for loop:

cat "${wcfiles}" | while read i
do


I agree I am not a programmer. Only started ksh scripts a few years back and not too often.
My goal was to...

Output using while loop:

snip...
cd AgncyInfoInProc/SalesApplication/Source/bc
svn relocate https://svn01g.gdc.nwie.net/svn01p/svn/Repositories/SWAT https://svnprod.nwie.net/svn/SWAT
cd...

no console output, but output file still has issues
https://svnprod.nwie.net/svn/SWAT
cd ABIIntranet/ABA/Source
svn relocate https://svn01g.gdc.nwie.net/svn01p/svn/Repositories/SWAT...

ksh script output not as expected a continuation of "Help cannot concatenate variables" .

The issue seems to be the Input source file contains PATH with spaces in some of the directory names....

Previously when using the backtick it did not work at all.

Now with backticks only on the OldRepo line it is working

I changed this also

svnCommand="svn relocate"
set svnCommand

echo -e...

results:

cd /path/to/destin\
ation$
svn relocate OldUrl/path/destin\
ationNewUrl/path/destination$

seems a next line is inserted and no space between first destination and URL

2nd line...

to find path and create file pathList.dat file

find /webdata/tmpDNAbld -type d -exec sh -c '[ -d "$1"/.svn ] || exit 1' sh {} \; -print | cat > pathList.dat


what the "entries file" looks like...

almost got it just changed to this (space not working yet):

echo -e "svn relocate\c" $OldRepo" " $NewRepo

this was an improvement. Both strings are now echo'ed together. Thanks

Now I just need "svn relocate" in the front of them and a space between OldRep and NewRep.

The script was written on a RedHat linux server using vi
The script was ran on the same Linux server using directories copied from a Windows server to a NAS mounted to the Linux server.

This post...

Cannot combine these two strings into one line, either as a 3rd variable or echo or printing ? Frustrating.

for i in `cat /scripts/pathList.dat`
do
OldRepo= grep Oldhostname...

I am currently running 2 scripts to gather data for a 3rd script and would like to combine the 2 scripts into one. Having issues with the final output format.

Note cannot post URL so replaced...

Thanks for the suggestion but how would that fit into a for loop?

for i in ${list}
do
command
done

I am running a script that runs a loop and executes a command on ${i} until the end of the for loop.

From time to time the command generates an error ( which is good) for example ERROR0005:
...