I got an error message "a:command not found" while executing a script
- Thread starter yekaso
- Start date
#!/bin/bash
CURRENTDATE=2013-06
FILES=/opt/xx/xxxx/xxxx/xxxx/
for (( c=1; c<31; c++))
do
ZEROC=`printf "%02d" $c`
NEWCURRENTDATE=${CURRENTDATE}-${ZEROC}
echo "Processing for date ================> $NEWCURRENTDATE";
cd $FILES
for f in `ls -1t $FILES | grep $NEWCURRENTDATE | grep _Nightly_Log_Arc`
do
FILELIST="${FILELIST} ${FILES}$f";
done
if [ "$FILELIST" != "" ]
then
TARFILESCOMMAND="tar cvf ${FILES}${NEWCURRENTDATE}.tar$FILELIST"
GZIPTARFILES="gzip ${FILES}${NEWCURRENTDATE}.tar"
DELETEFOLDERS="rm -rf$FILELIST"
echo "Processing ....tar command ===> $TARFILESCOMMAND"
if `$TARFILESCOMMAND`
then
echo "Processing ....gzip command ====> $GZIPTARFILES"
if `$GZIPTARFILES`
then
echo "Processing ....delete command ===> $DELETEFOLDERS"
`$DELETEFOLDERS`
#gzip the files
fi
#tar the files
fi
#if file list is empty
fi
FILELIST=""
My bad....I didn't copy the done. It was the last line.
From the loop, I added the space already before it. If you execute the script, if there is a match, it prints the shell command before executing it.
tar cvf /opt/xx/xxxx/xx/xx/2013-06-22.tar /opt/xx/xxxx/xx/xx/2013-06-22_0000_Nightly_Log_Arc /opt/xx/xxxx/xx/xx/2013-06-22_1300_Nightly_Log_Arc
If i copy the command it prints out as above and enter in the prompt, this error "a : command not found" does not occur. as shown below.
a /opt/xx/xxxx/xx/xx/2013-06-22_0000_Nightly_Log_Arc/ 0K
a /opt/xx/xxxx/xx/xx/2013-06-22_1300_Nightly_Log_Arc/ 0K
Kindly advice
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