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Shell Script: "bash: Bad Substitution - Script for remove "." "

I am writing a program (script) and certain snippet of code requires that you remove the "." Of the network mask, ips, dns and others present in the insertion of data by the user.
The problem is that on a certain operating system (slackware 14.2) it runs perfectly, but the same script when released in kali 2016 (debian base:)) of the error when executing the script.

Code:

#!/bin/bash

#

echo "Enter the IP Address"

read ip

echo "Enter the subnet mask"

read mask



newmask=$(echo ${mask//./})

newip=$(echo ${ip//./})



echo "the value of newmask is :" $newmask

echo "the value of newip is :" $newip

echo "the value of ip is :" $ip

echo "the value of mask is :" $mask

In Slackware 14.2 the result of running this script is::

Code:

bash-4.3# sh linuxquestions-my-question.sh 

Enter the IP Address

192.168.1.1

Enter the subnet mask

255.255.255.0

the value of newmask is : 2552552550

the value of newip is : 19216811

the value of ip is : 192.168.1.1

the value of mask is : 255.255.255.0

bash-4.3#

And in Kali Linux the result is::

Code:

root@srv-001:/logs# sh linuxquestions-my-script.sh 

Enter the IP Address

192.168.2.1

Enter the subnet mask

255.255.255.0

linuxquestions-my-script.sh: 13: linuxquestions-my-script.sh: Bad substitution

linuxquestions-my-script.sh: 16: linuxquestions-my-script.sh: Bad substitution

the value of newmask is :

the value of newip is :

the value of ip is : 192.168.2.1

the value of mask is : 255.255.255.0

Until I found another way to do this, but now that I saw that it may be a mistake I really wanted to keep this script ... hehehe
Thank you.

I think "ip" is a binary on some systems.

Code:

whereis ip

may say what/where

Quote:

Originally Posted by Habitual (Post 5639256)

I think "ip" is a binary on some systems.

Code:

whereis ip

may say what/where

I've changed and still continues with the problem
:(

It depends on your default shell. What is the output of the command
ls -l /bin/sh

What happens when your run it via bash instead of sh

bash linuxquestions-my-script.sh

FYI you do not need the echo...

Code:

newmask=${mask//./}

newip=${ip//./}

Quote:

Originally Posted by michaelk (Post 5639270)

Code:

newmask=${mask//./}

newip=${ip//./}

Hello.

the output command ls -l /bin/sh is :

Code:

root@srv-001:/logs# ls -l /bin/sh

lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 4 Ago  1  2016 /bin/sh -> dash

Code:

root@srv-001:/logs# bash linuxquestions-my-script.sh 

Enter the Ip Addres: 

192.168.1.5

Enter the subnet  mask: 

255.255.255.0

the value of newmask is : 19216815

the value of newip is : 2552552550

the value of ip is : 192.168.1.5

the value of mask is : 255.255.255.0

root@srv-001:/logs#

I just changed the flame to call the "bash" from "sh" to "bash" and it worked perfectly.

There is a simpler way to remove the "." Of network masks?

I am very grateful to the clarifications, very much.
Vlw ....
Ahhh , its OK ! :)

Now i use if and compare 19216815 is gt 192168254254 ...
if 192.168.1.5 > 192.168.254.254 then ; [...error]else[...ok]

In addition using the shebang (#!/bin/bash) in the first line of the script allows you to run it as an executable. Just change permissions.

chmod 755 linuxquestions-my-script.sh

You can run it from the same directory as
./linuxquestions-my-script.sh

or using the full path.

Post the actual if-then code.

Quote:

Originally Posted by michaelk (Post 5639278)

I'm sorry, I had to translate the outputs and others PT.BR for EN.US
The variables used are the program variables.
The questions are the real ones.

I have declared values for variables that will be the limits of both ip's and netmask.
After the user enters values of ip and mask I do the following tests:

Code:

#!/bin/sh

# This script change de interfaces configuration and add ips using you

# choice.

# This program is totally free, this program is

## BLOCO 1 - TESTES E VARIAVEIS #

##+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++(1a inicio)

## começa variaveis

#. /home/thiago/gatewaylinux.com/info/config.pt-br





prog_name=slack.firewall

#prog_name_default=auto.net.inf

user=`whoami`

data=`date`

maskmax="255255255252"

maskmin="255000"

ipmax="192168254254"

ipmin="172001"

progconf=$(/etc/network/interfaces2)

#Fim de variaveis

#+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++(1a fim )

######Remendo para pegar as interfaces :@ <msn>

inet1=`ifconfig|grep eth0 |cut -c 1-4`

[...]



#++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++(1b inicio)

 if [ $user != "root" ]; then

        echo "error...root requerid for run this script - not run the program? chmod +x $0";

 else

        echo "download script..."

 fi



# FIM DO BLOCO 1 #

##=+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++(1b fim)



#####inicio pega valores

####Meu Deus, quanto comentario, bom que pelo menos documenta né?



    echo "Digite um IP a ser adicionado. . ."

        read ip



    echo "Digite uma Mascara para o IP a ser adiconado. . ."

        read mask

###JJá ouviu Otherside dos Peppers? Muito Show

##fim do pega valores







if test $newmask -lt $maskmin ; then

 echo "Error please use val ... 255.255.255.252 and 255.0.0.0 "

else

 echo "Nova Mascara Aceita"

fi

#Testa agora o maior valor #

 if test $newmask -lt $maskmax ; then

    echo "OK... Mask is add"

else

    echo "Error please use val ... 255.255.255.252 and 255.0.0.0 "

fi





Test if ip > 192.168.254.254



 if test $newip -lt $ipmin ; then

    echo "Error, use val -> 172.0.0.0 and 192.168.254.254"

 else

    echo "OK"

 fi



#Testa maior valor de IPS #

if test $newip -lt $ipmax ; then

    echo "OK"

else

    echo "Error, use val -> 172.0.0.0 and 192.168.254.254"

fi



[. . .]











end of script

I prefer using [[ ]] for conditionals but is the following real code or a comment?

Code:

Test if ip > 192.168.254.254

Quote:

Originally Posted by michaelk (Post 5639307)

I prefer using [[ ]] for conditionals but is the following real code or a comment?

Code:

Test if ip > 192.168.254.254

Ohh, its a comment.
my error.

i use [[ ]] but i find errors, my erros.. :)

Are you able to post the new changes? The whole revised script is even better.

Quote:

Originally Posted by c0wb0y (Post 5639316)

Are you able to post the new changes? The whole revised script is even better.

Of course!
But it still does not 'complete' the script completely.
My intention is that over the course of my days, when I have little work, extra time and / or tired of studying Python, I can improve it and, along with people like you, provide gateway configuration scripts, firewall, samba, An easy and simple way, without websites, without blogs. Something like this -> http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Bash-Prog-Intro-HOWTO.html#toc1

Without advertisements, without much mess, something clean .. What do you think of the idea? I know there is a lot of stuff, but it's never too much to have another exit, or have a second option and even study shell script.
As for the proposal, I clearly agree, it would never go against a friend of free software.

The first script is deb1.txt in http://gatewaylinux.info/gatewaylinux.info/deb1.txt :)

Quote:

Originally Posted by c0wb0y (Post 5639336)

Now I'm lost.... :)

:redface:
Owww. My englis is .... hehehe kkk
I'm changing that, I understood that you had overhauled this part of the script.

My problem is solved using this post.
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...9/#post5639270
Thank you brothers.
:)