Shell Programming and Scripting

Hi,
I have prepared a config file in which I am declaring the value for a country such as: COUNTRY=USA
Now I am trying to read the country from the config file and print a message based on the same. I have written the following code in a script and when executing the script I getting an error.

Code:

cd /root/IMAGE_SAMPLE/
source ./country.conf
if [ "$COUNTRY" != "" ]
then
echo "Installtion in progress for $COUNTRY"
fi

Result:

[root@SNRBBY34844 IMAGE_SAMPLE]# chmod 777 ./Country_Sample.sh
[root@SNRBBY34844 IMAGE_SAMPLE]# ./Country_Sample.sh
: No such file or directory: cd: /root/IMAGE_SAMPLE/
: No such file or directory: ./country.conf
./Country_Sample.sh: line 8: syntax error: unexpected end of file

Can you please help?? Thanks in advance....

There's your problem. Make sure that the directory you want to change to really exists. Also, reading and (at least) trying to understand error messages can go a long way when debugging a script.

Thanks for your response....The directory does exist, its the correct path and also the file country.conf

Can u pls help??

Did you use a dos/windows editor?

Regards

Are you absolutely sure? Change into that dir on the console, issue a 'pwd', and compare that output with the value set in your script.

Yes I am sure that I am issuing the command in the same directory...

I am using a windows editor