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I am new to shell scripting so I might be missing something obvious
Could you please help me understand what I am missing in following script?
I don't think I am missing any quotes
./ab1
How many counters to inspect?
^C
root@abcd:~# bash -nv ab1
#!/bin/bash
echo "How many counters to inspect?"
read NO_CNTRS_TO_INSPECT
i=1
while [ $i -le $NO_CNTRS_TO_INSPECT ]
do
echo "Which Counter to inspect?"
read CNTR_TO_INSPECT$i
#echo CNTR_TO_INSPECT$i
((i++))
done
echo "Which showtech do you want to inspect?"
read SHOWTECH_TO_INSPECT
#egrep -i "== clock|$CNTR_TO_INSPECT" $SHOWTECH_TO_INSPECT
if [ $NO_CNTRS_TO_INSPECT==1 ]
then
egrep -i "== clock|$2|$SHOWTECH_TO_INSPECT
else
if [ $NO_CNTRS_TO_INSPECT==2 ]
then
egrep -i "== clock|$2|$3|$SHOWTECH_TO_INSPECT"
else
echo "max 2"
fi
fi
ab1: line 27: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `"'
ab1: line 31: syntax error: unexpected end of file
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