Problem with writing into a file through shell script
Hi all,
I have a shell script which I use to login to the server from the client and then from the server I run a bunch of other scripts to complete my task. I am having problems with the script below-
You are absolutely right- there's no reason for a separate line1 variable. Also the nohup is not needed. I was trying those options just to see whether they made a difference. What I am trying to do through this script is to login to the server and logging in the interrupt values from the output of /proc/interrupts in the output files when the httperf script is running.
But the problem is that the output files are not getting created in this manner. The output files get created when the interrupt script is evoked from the command line. Any help in this issue would be much appreciated.
This will redirect the output of echoInterrupt.sh and execute it (the output) on the remote machine.
echoInterrupt.sh should look something like this:
Code:
#!/bin/bash
dtstring=`date +%m%d%l%M |sed 's/ //g'`
period=$1
connections=$2
testcaseid=$3
cat <<EOF #print the commands to be executed
echo "STARTING THE INTERRUPT SCRIPT"
outputfile0="output_period_Core2_${period}_connections_${connections}_${testcaseid}_${dtstring}.txt"
for i in \$(seq 12) ; do
grep eth3-TxRx-0 /proc/interrupts >> /home/joydeep/results/interrupt/samesocket/data_cache_misses/$outputfile0
done
echo "END OF THE INTERRUPT SCRIPT"
EOF
You have to escape all dollar signs, that you want to pass as literal dollar signs to server, with backslash, as in the '\$(seq 12)' string: you want to pass '$(seq 12)' to the server.
When you run
Code:
./echoInterrupt.sh
it should print all the commands as you want them executed. So for debugging, just do ./echoInterrupt.sh and look at the terminal output to check for syntax errors.
You should not need sudo, since /proc/interrupts is world-readable.
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