Shell Programming and Scripting

Originally Posted by DukeNuke2

try to delete the "space" after "version= command" to "version=command" and have a look if this works...

Originally Posted by ruben.rodrigues

Hi!

I strated to script since 1 month and I don't have much expirience but this thing here is strange

I have a script where I want to store a svn command in a var to check it later
so it's like this
[code]
#!/bin/sh
list=`ssh itadmin@192.168.1.200 "ls /home/svn"` # this stores the list of repositories and works fine
projname=`zenity --entry --text "$list

Enter the project name that you want to create "` # this ask to the user to insert the name of the project according to the list and works fine
version= `ssh itadmin@192.168.1.200 "svnadmin verify /home/svn/$projname"` # this one, when I use the script in the terminal, it prompts me the right thing but it seams that the var version doesn't receive the content of the command
echo "Project name: "$projname # here I do a echo just to confirme that the $projname is well stored
echo "Version control revision: "$version # and here the echo shows the $version empty!!Maybe I can't use version to receive the command???
please help

thanks

Originally Posted by otheus

Redirect the svn's STDERR output to STDOUT with:

Code:

"svnadmin verify /home/svn/$projname 2>&1"