im creating a csv file for email reporting on issues.
my problem is that after 'continue' command in if statment in a loop
the new paramter writing into the log doesnt take new line.
Code:
timeout 4s zabbix_get -I $ZBX -p $PORT -s $IP -k "system.run[grep "wheel" /etc/group]"
if [ $? -eq 124 ]; then
echo -e "$RED TIMEOUT $NC"
sed -i "/$IP/s/$/ ,TIMEOUT/" $LOG
continue
fi
so if a good log that does not get TIMEOUT looks like that :
Is that reproducible or a sporadic behaviour?
Is that $LOG file being written to elsewhere?
What is that continue for?
Hey,
LOG is simply a file /tmp/zabbix.csv that after the script i can atteched to email
continue acts like that -
if there is a time out on some IP it does no continue all the loop with this ip
and continue to next ip .
Code:
echo "IP,Wheel users,Notes" | sudo tee -a $LOG
for IP in $HOST
do
echo -n "$IP, " | sudo tee -a $LOG
timeout 4s zabbix_get -I $ZBX -p $PORT -s $IP -k "system.run[grep "wheel" /etc/group]"
if [ $? -eq 124 ]; then
echo -e "$RED TIMEOUT $NC"
sed -i "/$IP/s/$/ ,TIMEOUT/" $LOG
continue
fi
as this script has more commands after that block
but if i get timeout there is no need for me to do all the loop with this ip
as ill get timeout 5 times. so its continueing to the next ip in the file $HOST
Your echo -n suppresses the line terminator (to be added by the zabbix_get later), and the sed script doesn't add it either. Try adding a \n after the "TIMEOUT" string in your sed command.
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