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Thanks but I can't get it to work within my code. My code looks like this:
sed -ie '/#End/i\
'"${command//$'\n'/\\$'\n'}"'\
' /location/of/somescript.sh

Up!

All I need is one extra line... :)

Still don't know exactly HOW it works (would like to), but it works fine! I found out that I can add as many lines to the variable as I want. It will insert all. :)

One last question:

At some...

bash

And it works! Can you please explain how it works because you lost me at the \\//\\ signs... :D

Thanks guys,

I get the point. :b:

Next challenge:

The variable is a multi-line variable:
read -d '' command <<EOF
command3a
command3b
command3c
EOF

Now if I run:
sed -ie '/#End/i\...

Hi all,

Somescript.sh looks like this:

#!/bin/sh
# somecript.sh

somecommand1

somecommand2

#End

exit


Now I want to add somecommand3 to somescript.sh above #End

I now how to...

Thanks, that comes in handy! But the results only show what I already knew. But I got a little further. I thought maybe it just needs more time. So I put 40 seconds after the installer command and...

Well I'm pretty new to unix scripting so FSEvents doesn't directly ring a bell. I've searched it and I think I understand what is does. But I don't really see the connection to my problem.
Is it...

Sorry, forgot to mention. Yes, it's for Mac OS X 10.8.

So I worked out a script for Mac OSX from an existing script. This script checks the versionnumber of a plugin and a package. If the plugin version is different from the package it has to update the...

Awk doesn't seem to work either. If I use:
awk -F\| '$1!="Computername2"' file.csv >> file2.csv
File2 is the same as file1. If I output to the terminal window it output's everything in one single...

Thanks for your reply.

The first error I got is:

Missing right curly or square bracket at -e line 1, at end of line
syntax error at -e line 1, at EOF
Execution of -e aborted due to...

Hi all,

Here is my problem:

I'm testing a login script for our mac Machines. This script output's in a csv file.

The login script looks like this:

echo...