LogCleanup.sh Shell scripting problem: unexpected "fi" Any Help Pls
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if test -f $TARGETDIR_1/$FILE_1 ; then
echo "warning text present!"
chown $OWNER $TARGETDIR_1/$FILE_1
rm $TARGETDIR_1/$FILE_1
else
echo "No warning text present?!?!Nothing to remove"
fi
if test -f $TARGETDIR_2/$FILE_2 ; then
echo "Check File present!"
chown $OWNER $TARGETDIR_2/$FILE_2
rm $TARGETDIR_2/$FILE_2
else
echo "No Check File present?!?! Nothing to remove"
fi
if test -f $TARGETDIR_2/$FILE_3 ; then
echo "CCcam Debug Log precent!"
chown $OWNER $TARGETDIR_2/$FILE_3
rm $TARGETDIR_2/$FILE_3
else
echo "No! CCcam Debug log present, CCcam did run perfect !!"
fi
if test -f $TARGETDIR_2/$FILE_4 ; then
echo "Check File present!"
chown $OWNER $TARGETDIR_2/$FILE_4
rm $TARGETDIR_2/$FILE_4
else
echo "No Configupdate log present?!?! Nothing to remove"
if test -f $TARGETDIR_2/$FILE_3 ; then
echo "CCcam Debug Log precent!"
chown $OWNER $TARGETDIR_2/$FILE_3
rm $TARGETDIR_2/$FILE_3
else
echo "No! CCcam Debug log present, CCcam did run perfect !!"
fi
I'm not sure where is the wrong part but try a cleaner or safer variation:
Code:
#!/bin/sh
# Script to cleanup log files
#############################################
# scriptname = LogCleanup.sh
#############################################
OWNER='xxxx'
TARGETDIR_1='/tmp'
TARGETDIR_2='/var/cccamlog'
FILE_1='warnings.txt'
FILE_2='cccam.check'
FILE_3='CCcam.log'
FILE_4='configupdate.log'
echo && date
if test -f "$TARGETDIR_1/$FILE_1"; then
echo "warning text present!"
chown "$OWNER" "$TARGETDIR_1/$FILE_1"
rm "$TARGETDIR_1/$FILE_1"
else
echo "No warning text present?!?!Nothing to remove"
fi
if test -f "$TARGETDIR_2/$FILE_2"; then
echo "Check File present!"
chown "$OWNER" "$TARGETDIR_2/$FILE_2"
rm "$TARGETDIR_2/$FILE_2"
else
echo "No Check File present?!?! Nothing to remove"
fi
if test -f "$TARGETDIR_2/$FILE_3"; then
echo "CCcam Debug Log precent!"
chown "$OWNER" "$TARGETDIR_2/$FILE_3"
rm "$TARGETDIR_2/$FILE_3"
else
echo "No! CCcam Debug log present, CCcam did run perfect !!"
fi
if test -f "$TARGETDIR_2/$FILE_4"; then
echo "Check File present!"
chown "$OWNER" "$TARGETDIR_2/$FILE_4"
rm "$TARGETDIR_2/$FILE_4"
else
echo "No Configupdate log present?!?! Nothing to remove"
fi
exit
Tutorials around the web are quite easy to understand now since the task is already common. Try one them like this one: http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2011/07/...ery-5-minutes/. If you find some things not working you could post back some details.
Last edited by konsolebox; 11-10-2012 at 08:55 AM.
Reason: Complete suggestion change. I actually knew something.
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