[LinuxUsers] Nevermind! Re: need help with script

[Jeff Lasman]

On Wednesday 22 April 2009 08:46 am, Randall Whitman wrote:

> Ah, between reading your first message and the never-mind followup,
>
> i had already scribbled out:
> > perl -wne 'chomp; print "blah1 $_ blah2\n";'
>
> e.c
> blah1 e.c blah2
> e.o
> blah1 e.o blah2

Being I'm not a perl guy, I don't understand.  Perhaps the next time we 
end up at a meeting together, or if I drive up to your neck of the 
woods one of these days, you can show me the exact code.

Here's what I used in my shell script:

<snip>
	for domain in `grep "^zone" ./zones/$ip.named.conf | cut -d"\"" -f 2`

		do

		SLAVELINE="zone \"$domain\" { type slave; file 
\"$dnspath/$ip/$domain.db\" ; masters { $ip; }; };";

		echo "${SLAVELINE}" >> ./zones/slaves.named.tmp;
	done
</snip>

To make it easy to get around the word-wrap, I've doublespaced the 
lines; the line that begins with SLAVELINE, and wraps, is all one line.

My code (above) does some grepping that I had originally planned on 
doing first.

Not as elegant as yours, but not bad for a do-it-myself project from 
someone who doesn't ever do shell programming <smile>.

Thanks, though!

Jeff
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