Environment (ISZ, Prod, Dev) by using case statement
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Environment (ISZ, Prod, Dev) by using case statement
have few system in different environment (ISZ, Prod, Dev) by using case statement and need to run another script and update the systems in different environment name, please find the script below:
#!/bin/bash
#This script is used case command for yum update for diffrent env.
#Need to select Environment
Distribution: Debian testing/sid; OpenSuSE; Fedora; Mint
Posts: 5,524
Rep:
Well, you would make a case statement for each environment. If there's one possible choice, you don't really need a case statement. If I'm reading this correctly, your script is so far off that I can't determine what it's supposed to do. And it doesn't help that the explanation is poor.
#!/bin/bash
#running the script on different environment
echo "will run on different environment"
for line in $(< /home/fk006160/gerscript/systemlist/env/isz_dev.txt)
do
ssh $line "hostname"
case $line in
isz_dev.txt )
echo "ISZ-Pre-Prod"
/home/fk006160/gerscript/script/hdusage.sh
;;
esac
done
unable to get output on case command or unable to run the case command
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