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i have set up a small linux mandrake box to act as a cd server basicly you put cd in type a command and it makes an ISO file type a nother command and its mounted as a loop back device. what i would like to do if its possible is to either create a batch file that will automate this process, or make linux pickup a new cd in the drive readit in to an iso file and mount it as a loop back device. i have got the commands from the cdserver howto for the batch type method i would like to do somthing like: readcd2iso *iso path and name* mntiso *iso path and name* *mount point* on ms windoze and dos in the batch file you just use %1 for the first word %2 for the second and so on like so hello.bat %1 %2 %3 on the command line you use your prams in place of the %1 %2 is it the same in linux? and if anybody knows how would you make linux sense a cd in the drive and perform those above commands and eject the cd any help or insight will be appreciated thanks |
bash ...
#!/bin/bash
# ksh, sh & bash compatible, in this shells (and others) # parameters are $1 $2 ... and so on, when you reach the # 10th parameter it will work with ${10}, ${11}, ... etc # Add your validations here readcd2iso $1 mntiso $1 $2 echo "Pronto!" |
thanks that work great!
Thanks thats great
can i use ' if ' statements? like if $1 = "" then echo OOPS! else echo OKAY! thanks |
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