No need to apologize! You've gone way above and beyond anything I ever expected.
I made the change you suggested and that works! I can search as specific as I want and every search returns properly!
Is it possible to make -vwithout any term after it work like *?
Code:
Ex:
clmbn-eng2.eng:~% cver -c -v
Unrecognized or incomplete command.
Use -h for help.
Incidentally, this works, which I like:
Code:
clmbn-eng2.eng:~% cver -v
Unrecognized or incomplete command.
Use -h for help.
Code:
cver () {
X=""
case $1 in
...
(*) echo "Unrecognized or incomplete command.\nUse -h for help.";;
esac
clmbn-eng2.eng:~% cver
Unrecognized or incomplete command.
Use -h for help.
Last edited by rwalker; 03-24-2016 at 05:23 AM..
Reason: typos
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Is it possible to make -vwithout any term after it work like *?
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I don't understand. Actually, -v doesn't mean a thing, it's just a placeholder. Any string as a second parameter will do (unless you implement some testing/validation).
Ah yes, that's right! It's no biggie, I'd rather not go through the trouble of all of that. Everything works exactly as it needs to.
Here it is completed:
Code:
cver () {
X=""
case $1 in
("-b") X="bb";;
("-c") X="cpe";;
("-e") X="exxx";;
("-k") X="core";;
("-o") X="oxxx";;
("-h"|help) echo "'cver' allows us to see the software version running on all company Juniper devices, and sorts them by software version.
'cver' is especially helpful in determining which devices require a software upgrade.
Options are -b for bb, -c for cpe, -e for exxx, -k for core, and -o for oxxx.
Use -v to find specific software versions. Ex: cver -c -v 12
Note: -v only works when accompanied by another command.
Use grep to find specific device names. Ex: cver -c | grep oxxx
";;
(*) echo "Unrecognized or incomplete command.\nUse -h for help.";;
esac
[ $X ] && awk -vSRCH="$3" '/JUNOS/ && /boot/ && $5 ~ "^[[]" SRCH {sub ("/show.version", "", FILENAME); sub (".*/", "", FILENAME); print $5 " " FILENAME}'
~/svn/nw_config_data/*${X}.domain.net/show.version | sort
}
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Ok, so I'm trying to set ?as a possible command to show help, but it only works if I put it in quotations.
(?|"-h"|help)
Code:
clmbn-eng2.eng:~% cver ?
zsh: no matches found: ?
clmbn-eng2.eng:~% cver "?"
'cver' allows us to see the software version...
Escaping it with \doesn't work. Tried variations with []. No luck. Tried setting (?)as it's own command in the case. No luck.
I poked around for other people's casestatements and I see them using ?without issue, so not sure if it's a compatibility issue or something to do with how ?is assigned in my shell?
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And I see that ?is used for single character lookup...so, how do I get around that?
Last edited by rwalker; 03-24-2016 at 07:20 AM..
Reason: neatness
No problem. I'm taking my work computer home for my weekend so I can spend more time researching this. Now that everything works, there's other little things I want to be able to add in that shouldn't break it (hopefully!)
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I also want to add ("-a"|all)as well so if someone really wants to pull nearly 500 devices they can, they'll just need to adjust their scrollback buffer to accommodate the list.
I might poke around for other little things, maybe consult some other network engineers for suggestions. I don't think it'll get too crazy, but I have time to sort through any of that stuff before the boss gets back from vacation and we can review and implement.
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