Answer by mikeserv for Problem with entire function in a script
svcs network/shell | sed -n '/^online /c\ True' >> Solaris.txt ...should be pretty much the equivalent. The reason your script doesn't show anything, though, is that shell function is shell code...
View ArticleAnswer by A.B. for Problem with entire function in a script
I believe, there is a shorter way: svcs network/shell | awk '/online/ {system("bash -c \"compare_ser "$1"\"")}' Dear Downvoters, can you explain your decision? Have you understand, what Linux really...
View ArticleAnswer by roaima for Problem with entire function in a script
Use this: svcs network/shell | cut -d' ' -f1 | grep "online" | xargs -n1 -I{} bash -c 'compare_ser {}' The {} interpolates each value generated through xargs. Your $@ attempts to interpolate command...
View ArticleAnswer by sureshraju for Problem with entire function in a script
You may have to use double quotes for the string to resolve the positional parameters. svcs network/shell | cut -d ' ' -f1 | grep "online" | xargs -n1 bash -c "compare_ser $@"
View ArticleProblem with entire function in a script
I want to detect online network/shell services in my Solaris. I write following script for this purpose: compare_ser() { if [ "$1" != "" ]; then echo "True" >> Solaris.txt fi } export -f...
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