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Thank you , but the while condition is working fine.

I am having issues with the for loop which is running inside else statement under remote ssh.

Hello,

I am trying to login to multiple servers and i have to run multiple loops to gather some details..Could you please help me out.

I am specifically facing issues while running for loops.
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This will work , thank you and sorry for not using tags , now i got it.

One more thing , is there any way to timeout any command which is taking more time or hung in script due to any reason. I am...

Hi vgersh99 (https://www.unix.com/members/37898.html) ,

Just need one more help , actually when i am running the below code on mutiple servers for the NFS filesystems , it gets hung , so is there...

Thanks for the response. I will try this thing.

I just have one more issue related to find and replace with sed.

Lets say i have a file abc.txt like below

nas1:/var/core/test /test...

Its working , Thank you so much :)

I am using the code provided above by vgersh99 (https://www.unix.com/members/37898.html) , and it worked. Can someone please help me to use this command as case insensitive.

I mean it should ignore...

Hi Guys ,
Thanks for all the details , and sorry for not being too descriptive about my problem.

Let me try to explain again with proper details.

I am writing a shell script in bash in which i...

Hi Guys,

I need to search and replace a string in AIX using variables and should be case insensitive.

I am able to search and replace using below command but its not working as case...

Actually i am running this command remotely under the script , so it won;t run without escape the dollar sign

I have to grep this from df command , so i am using like below

PR="\$(df -hTP | awk...

Thanks , its working when running directly from terminal.

But when i am passing variable its not working.
I am using this under remote server

PR="\$( cat filename | awk -vVAL="$my_var"...

Take example of below file.

abc.txt
nas1:/abc/test/test1 /test
nas1:/abc/test/test1/test2 /test/abc
nas1:/abc/test/

Now i have a variable that contains...