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Old 11-12-2019
Quote:
Originally Posted by RudiC
It does, as you can see in my post.
- What's your result with the array shown in post #1?
- What exactly does your array look like (index / element)?
- What's yoour bash version?
Run the code with the -x (--xtrace) option set and post the output.
Hello

Thanks for your answer



Quote:
GNU bash, version 4.2.46(2)-release (x86_64-redhat-linux-gnu)

This is How the Array Looks:
Code:
declare -p
declare -A ENTRIES='([415,COMMENT]="# CentOS " [55,HOST1]="123imm1" [55,HOST2]="imm1" [414,IP]="# x.x.x.41 - x.x.x.50 Server" [35,IP]="192.168.123.3" [14,COMMENT]="" [205,HOST1]="unas123" [1925,HOST2]="toschiba2" [1925,HOST1]="123toschiba2" [14,IP]="# x.x.x.001 - x.x.x.020 ----- Gateway, Switch, Picco und Sicherung" [205,HOST2]="unas" [35,HOST2]="switch2" [25,HOST1]="123switch1" [414,COMMENT]="" [55,COMMENT]="# IMM 1 " [35,HOST1]="123switch2" [25,HOST2]="switch1" [9995,HOST2]="rowa" [1915,HOST2]="toschiba1" [505,HOST2]="pharma" [1614,HOST1]="" [1614,HOST2]="" [9995,IP]="10.168.123.2" [9995,HOST1]="123rowa" [1915,IP]="192.168.123.191" [1915,HOST1]="123toschiba1" [505,IP]="192.168.123.50" [505,HOST1]="123propharma" [1645,HOST2]="mps4" [1635,COMMENT]="# Netzwerkdrucker 3" [9995,COMMENT]="# Rowa (DMZ)" [1915,COMMENT]="# Toshiba WPS 1" [1645,HOST1]="123mps4" [505,COMMENT]="#  Server" [205,COMMENT]="# UNAS Sicherung" [410,IP]=" " [10,COMMENT]="" [9990,HOST2]="" [1910,HOST2]="" [9990,HOST1]="" [9994,COMMENT]="" [1910,HOST1]="" [1914,COMMENT]="" [1925,IP]="192.168.123.192" [25,IP]="192.168.123.2" [9994,IP]="# 10.168.123.xxx ----- DMZ" [1914,IP]="# #x.x.x.191 - x.x.x.199 ----- WPS Drucker und PreisChecker" [410,HOST1]="" [1635,HOST2]="mps3" [15,HOST1]="123wan" [415,IP]="192.168.123.41" [9990,COMMENT]="" [1910,COMMENT]="" [1635,HOST1]="123mps3" [15,HOST2]="wan" [410,HOST2]="" [25,COMMENT]="# Switch 1" [414,HOST1]="" [1625,HOST1]="123mps2" [15,IP]="192.168.123.1" [1625,HOST2]="mps2" [1645,IP]="192.168.123.164" [414,HOST2]="" [1615,COMMENT]="# Netzwerkdrucker 1" [9994,HOST2]="" [1914,HOST2]="" [15,COMMENT]="# Opensystem Gateway" [55,IP]="192.168.123.5" [9994,HOST1]="" [1914,HOST1]="" [1615,IP]="192.168.123.161" [35,COMMENT]="# Switch 2" [1625,COMMENT]="# Netzwerkdrucker 2" [1610,HOST1]="" [1614,IP]="# x.x.x.161 - x.x.x.190 ----- Netzwerkdrucker" [1925,COMMENT]="# Toshiba WPS 2" [1610,HOST2]="" [10,IP]=" " [14,HOST1]="" [410,COMMENT]="" [1625,IP]="192.168.123.162" [1614,COMMENT]="" [205,IP]="192.168.123.20" [1645,COMMENT]="# Netzwerkdrucker 4" [14,HOST2]="" [9990,IP]=" " [1910,IP]=" " [10,HOST1]="" [1610,COMMENT]="" [415,HOST1]="123virtsrv1" [415,HOST2]="virtsrv1" [10,HOST2]="" [1635,IP]="192.168.123.163" [1615,HOST1]="123mps1" [1610,IP]=" " [1615,HOST2]="mps1" )'

This is the output with the -x option:
Code:
++ date +%Y%m%d
+ d=20191111
+ touch /tmp/hosts.20191111
++ sort -u
+++ echo '210,IP 210,HOST2 415,COMMENT 55,HOST1 210,HOST1 115,IP 55,HOST2 414,IP 14,COMMENT 205,HOST1 14,IP 205,HOST2 115,COMMENT 414,COMMENT 55,COMMENT 9995,HOST2 505,HOST2 1614,HOST1 1614,HOST2 210,COMMENT 9995,IP 9995,HOST1 505,IP 505,HOST1 9995,COMMENT 505,COMMENT 205,COMMENT 410,IP 215,IP 10,COMMENT 9990,HOST2 9990,HOST1 9994,COMMENT 225,COMMENT 214,COMMENT 9994,IP 225,IP 410,HOST1 15,HOST1 415,IP 9990,COMMENT 15,HOST2 410,HOST2 115,HOST1 414,HOST1 1625,HOST1 15,IP 1625,HOST2 115,HOST2 414,HOST2 1615,COMMENT 214,IP 9994,HOST2 225,HOST2 15,COMMENT 55,IP 9994,HOST1 1615,IP 225,HOST1 1625,COMMENT 1610,HOST1 1614,IP 1610,HOST2 10,IP 215,HOST2 14,HOST1 410,COMMENT 1625,IP 1614,COMMENT 214,HOST2 214,HOST1 205,IP 215,HOST1 14,HOST2 9990,IP 10,HOST1 1610,COMMENT 415,HOST1 415,HOST2 215,COMMENT 10,HOST2 1615,HOST1 1610,IP 1615,HOST2'
+++ tr , '\n'
+ for IN in '$(sort -u <<< $(echo "${!ENTRIES[*]}" | tr '\'','\'' '\''\n'\''))'
+ '[' '!' 210 = 210 ']'
+ printf '%s %s %s %s\n' ' ' '' '' ''

+ for IN in '$(sort -u <<< $(echo "${!ENTRIES[*]}" | tr '\'','\'' '\''\n'\''))'
+ '[' '!' P = IP ']'
+ break
+ echo 'Script finished'

As you see i got no output from the array.

Last edited by Marti95; 11-12-2019 at 03:43 AM..
# 9  
Old 11-12-2019
Hmmm - I missed to post the necessary IFS modification. Try again with this slightly modified version:
Code:
IFS=$'\n'

for IN in $(echo "${!ENTRIES[*]}" | tr ',' '\n' | sort -un)
  do    [ ! "${IN/[A-Z]}" = "$IN" ] && continue
        printf "%s %s %s %s\n" "${ENTRIES[$IN",IP"]}" "${ENTRIES[$IN",HOST1"]}" "${ENTRIES[$IN",HOST2"]}" "${ENTRIES[$IN",COMMENT"]}"
  done

This User Gave Thanks to RudiC For This Post:
# 10  
Old 11-12-2019
Quote:
Originally Posted by RudiC
Hmmm - I missed to post the necessary IFS modification. Try again with this slightly modified version:
Code:
IFS=$'\n'

for IN in $(echo "${!ENTRIES[*]}" | tr ',' '\n' | sort -un)
  do    [ ! "${IN/[A-Z]}" = "$IN" ] && continue
        printf "%s %s %s %s\n" "${ENTRIES[$IN",IP"]}" "${ENTRIES[$IN",HOST1"]}" "${ENTRIES[$IN",HOST2"]}" "${ENTRIES[$IN",COMMENT"]}"
  done

perfect!
Now its working
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