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# 15  
Old 10-29-2008
Inside @USER_HOME@ will be a directory, and inside @BEA_INSTALL_DIR@ will be a directory. The rest will just be a combo of letters and numbers
# 16  
Old 10-29-2008
Still one question left unanswered,

Quote:
- An exact sample of how the variables will look like after the replacement, especially for variables with multiple tokens ?
example,
Code:
SERVER_NAME="@ADMIN_SERVER_NAME@"   --->                      SERVER_NAME="server A"                               
SERVER_URL="t3://@UNIX_SERVER@:@ADMIN_SERVER_PORT@"     --->    SERVER_URL="t3://Server UNIX:1001"

I'm assuming the headers that you posted, are exactly as they look in of all of the files, and there are no more of them (?).

And when you enter the variable values at the prompt, do you use quotes around them ( say "server A" ), or simply:

Code:
enter SERVER_NAME:

server A

# 17  
Old 10-29-2008
Quote:
Originally Posted by rubin
Still one question left unanswered,



example,
Code:
SERVER_NAME="@ADMIN_SERVER_NAME@"   --->                      SERVER_NAME="server A"                               
SERVER_URL="t3://@UNIX_SERVER@:@ADMIN_SERVER_PORT@"     --->    SERVER_URL="t3://Server UNIX:1001"

I'm assuming the headers that you posted, are exactly as they look in of all of the files, and there are no more of them (?).

And when you enter the variable values at the prompt, do you use quotes around them ( say "server A" ), or simply:

Code:
enter SERVER_NAME:

server A

I have not been using quotes when typing in the values.

The one will look like

SERVER_URL="t3://servername:9999"

There are many more scripts, but those are the only real distinct headers, the rest are just simple one variable, one tag.
# 18  
Old 10-29-2008
The code is tested with the data you posted here and it works fine. When you provide the missing info ( see below ) I'll update the post.

Code:
#!/bin/bash
#set -x

cd /path/to/files/

read -p "MAN_SERVER_NAME: "   v1
read -p "BEA_INSTALL_DIR: "   v2
read -p "BASE_DOMAIN_NAME: "  v3
read -p "DOMAIN_NAME: "       v4
read -p "ADMIN_SERVER_NAME: " v5
read -p "UNIX_SERVER: "       v6
read -p "ADMIN_SERVER_PORT: " v7
read -p "ADMIN_UNIX_SERVER: " v8
read -p "USER_HOME: "         v9
read -p "KEYS_SUB_DIR: "      v10
read -p "MAN_SERVER_PORT: "   v11
read -p "WLS_ENV: "           v12
read -p "WEBLOGIC_VERSION: "  v13

#read -p "/: "  path

#If you want the path hardcoded use,
path="/path/to/tmp/dir/"


for file in *WLS

 do

  awk -F@  '
	    /@MAN_SERVER_NAME@/   			     {$0=$1 v1 $3}
            /@BEA_INSTALL_DIR@/   			     {$0=$1 v2 $3}
            /@BASE_DOMAIN_NAME@/  			     {$0=$1 v3 $3}
            /@DOMAIN_NAME@/       			     {$0=$1 v4 $3}
            /@ADMIN_SERVER_NAME@/ 			     {$0=$1 v5 $3}
            /@UNIX_SERVER@/ && /@ADMIN_SERVER_PORT@/         {$0=$1 v6 $3 v7 $5}
            /@ADMIN_UNIX_SERVER@/			     {$0=$1 v8 $3 v7 $5}
            /@USER_HOME@/  && /@KEYS_SUB_DIR@/               {$0=$1 v9 $3 v3 $5 v10 $7}     	        
             # missing in headers -> /@MAN_SERVER_PORT@/     {$0=...v11...}
             # missing in headers -> /@WLS_ENV@/             {$0=...v12...}
            /@WEBLOGIC_VERSION@/  			     {$0=$1 v13 $3}

 1' v1="$v1" v2="$v2" v3="$v3" v4="$v4" v5="$v5" v6="$v6" v7="$v7" v8="$v8" v9="$v9" v10="$v10" v11="$v11" v12="$v12" v13="$v13" "$file" > "$path"/"$file"



 done

# 19  
Old 10-31-2008
Quote:
Originally Posted by rubin
The code is tested with the data you posted here and it works fine. When you provide the missing info ( see below ) I'll update the post.

Code:
#!/bin/bash
#set -x

cd /path/to/files/

read -p "MAN_SERVER_NAME: "   v1
read -p "BEA_INSTALL_DIR: "   v2
read -p "BASE_DOMAIN_NAME: "  v3
read -p "DOMAIN_NAME: "       v4
read -p "ADMIN_SERVER_NAME: " v5
read -p "UNIX_SERVER: "       v6
read -p "ADMIN_SERVER_PORT: " v7
read -p "ADMIN_UNIX_SERVER: " v8
read -p "USER_HOME: "         v9
read -p "KEYS_SUB_DIR: "      v10
read -p "MAN_SERVER_PORT: "   v11
read -p "WLS_ENV: "           v12
read -p "WEBLOGIC_VERSION: "  v13

#read -p "/: "  path

#If you want the path hardcoded use,
path="/path/to/tmp/dir/"


for file in *WLS

 do

  awk -F@  '
	    /@MAN_SERVER_NAME@/   			     {$0=$1 v1 $3}
            /@BEA_INSTALL_DIR@/   			     {$0=$1 v2 $3}
            /@BASE_DOMAIN_NAME@/  			     {$0=$1 v3 $3}
            /@DOMAIN_NAME@/       			     {$0=$1 v4 $3}
            /@ADMIN_SERVER_NAME@/ 			     {$0=$1 v5 $3}
            /@UNIX_SERVER@/ && /@ADMIN_SERVER_PORT@/         {$0=$1 v6 $3 v7 $5}
            /@ADMIN_UNIX_SERVER@/			     {$0=$1 v8 $3 v7 $5}
            /@USER_HOME@/  && /@KEYS_SUB_DIR@/               {$0=$1 v9 $3 v3 $5 v10 $7}     	        
             # missing in headers -> /@MAN_SERVER_PORT@/     {$0=...v11...}
             # missing in headers -> /@WLS_ENV@/             {$0=...v12...}
            /@WEBLOGIC_VERSION@/  			     {$0=$1 v13 $3}

 1' v1="$v1" v2="$v2" v3="$v3" v4="$v4" v5="$v5" v6="$v6" v7="$v7" v8="$v8" v9="$v9" v10="$v10" v11="$v11" v12="$v12" v13="$v13" "$file" > "$path"/"$file"



 done



Code:
# [MAKE CHANGES TO THIS SECTION ONLY] ==================================]
# [VARIABLES -----------------------------------------------------------]

SERVER_NAME="@MAN_SERVER_NAME@"
LISTEN_PORT="@MAN_SERVER_PORT@"
UNIX_SERVER_NAME="@UNIX_SERVER@"
BASE_DIR="@BEA_INSTALL_DIR@"
DOMAIN_BASE="${BASE_DIR}/user_projects/@BASE_DOMAIN_NAME@"
DOMAIN_DIR="${DOMAIN_BASE}/@DOMAIN_NAME@"
MANSERVER_DIR="${DOMAIN_BASE}/managedservers"
KEYS_DIR="@USER_HOME@/keys/@BASE_DOMAIN_NAME@/@KEYS_SUB_DIR@"

# [DO NOT MAKE ANY CHANGES BELOW THIS LINE] ============================]
# [CONSTANTS -----------------------------------------------------------]

DOMAIN_NAME="@DOMAIN_NAME@"
PID_FILE="${SERVER_DIR}/server_${SERVER_NAME}.pid"
SERVER_DIR="${MANSERVER_DIR}/${SERVER_NAME}"
SERVER_URL="t3://${UNIX_SERVER_NAME}:${LISTEN_PORT}"
ADMIN_URL="t3://@ADMIN_UNIX_SERVER@:@ADMIN_SERVER_PORT@"
AUDIT_FILE="${DOMAIN_DIR}/logs/audit.txt"
PY_NAME=".forceshutdown.py"
WL_KEY_FILE="${KEYS_DIR}/system-WLKey.secure"
WL_CONFIG_FILE="${DOMAIN_DIR}/system-WLConfig.secure"
WLS_ENV="@WLS_ENV@"

Code:
# [MAKE CHANGES TO THIS SECTION ONLY] ==================================]
# [VARIABLES -----------------------------------------------------------]

SERVER_NAME="@MAN_SERVER_NAME@"
LISTEN_PORT="@MAN_SERVER_PORT@"
UNIX_SERVER_NAME="@UNIX_SERVER@"
BASE_DIR="@BEA_INSTALL_DIR@"
DOMAIN_BASE="${BASE_DIR}/user_projects/@BASE_DOMAIN_NAME@"
DOMAIN_DIR="${DOMAIN_BASE}/@DOMAIN_NAME@"
MANSERVER_DIR="${DOMAIN_BASE}/managedservers"
KEYS_DIR="@USER_HOME@/keys/@BASE_DOMAIN_NAME@/@KEYS_SUB_DIR@"

# [DO NOT MAKE ANY CHANGES BELOW THIS LINE] ============================]
# [CONSTANTS -----------------------------------------------------------]

DOMAIN_NAME="@DOMAIN_NAME@"
PID_FILE="${SERVER_DIR}/server_${SERVER_NAME}.pid"
SERVER_DIR="${MANSERVER_DIR}/${SERVER_NAME}"
SERVER_URL="t3://${UNIX_SERVER_NAME}:${LISTEN_PORT}"
ADMIN_URL="t3://@ADMIN_UNIX_SERVER@:@ADMIN_SERVER_PORT@"
AUDIT_FILE=${DOMAIN_DIR}/logs/audit.txt
PY_NAME=".shutdown.py"
WL_KEY_FILE="${KEYS_DIR}/system-WLKey.secure"
WL_CONFIG_FILE="${DOMAIN_DIR}/system-WLConfig.secure"
WLS_ENV="@WLS_ENV@"

Those are the last two headers from the last scripts.
# 20  
Old 11-02-2008
Again discrepancies in your requirements.

Code:
#!/bin/bash

cd /path/to/files/

read -p "MAN_SERVER_NAME: "   v1
read -p "BEA_INSTALL_DIR: "   v2
read -p "BASE_DOMAIN_NAME: "  v3
read -p "DOMAIN_NAME: "       v4
read -p "UNIX_SERVER: "       v5
read -p "USER HOME: "         v6
read -p "KEYS_SUB_DIR: "      v7
read -p "MAN_SERVER_PORT: "   v8


path="/path/to/tmp/dir/"

for file in *WLS

 do

   awk -F'@|}|\\${'  '
           		   /SERVER_NAME="@MAN_SERVER_NAME@"/   { $0=$1 v1 $3 }
          		   /LISTEN_PORT="@MAN_SERVER_PORT@"/   { $0=$1 v8 $3 }
           	           /BASE_DIR="@BEA_INSTALL_DIR@"/      { $0=$1 v2 $3 }
            	           /UNIX_SERVER_NAME="@UNIX_SERVER@"/  { $0=$1 v5 $3 }
	                   /DOMAIN_BASE=/ && /\/user_projects\// { p=v2 $3 v3; $0=$1 v2 $3 v3 $5 }
           		   /DOMAIN_DIR="/ && /\/@DOMAIN_NAME@"/  { $0=$1 p $3 v4 $5 }
            	           /MANSERVER_DIR=/ && /\/managedservers"/ { $0=$1 p $3 }
	             	   /KEYS_DIR="@USER_HOME@\/keys\//       { $0=$1 v6 $3 v3 $5 v7 $7 }

                       1'  v1="$v1" v2="$v2" v3="$v3" v4="$v4" v5="$v5" v6="$v6" v7="$v7" v8="$v8" "$file" > "$path"/"$file"
 done

# 21  
Old 11-20-2008
This may help you probably
#!/usr/bin/ksh

ls -l |grep .txt|nawk '{print $9}' > list

while read FILE

do

perl -pi -e 's/09\/01\/2009/09\/12\/2008/g' $FILE

done <list
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