awk variables
Hi
I’m thring to pass a variable to awk or nawk with no success
I need to find the proper syntax to do this one liner. A bit of
Help would be nice¿
svcs -a | grep finger | nawk -v HN='hostname' '{print "\$HN\""$1"\",\" " "yes" "\",\" " $3"\" "}'
which produces
$HN"online"," yes"," svc:/network/finger:defaul
But what I need to produce is this
“servername”,” online"," yes"," svc:/network/finger:defaul
And even the “yes” is not ok it should be a eval if the second field = online it should be No
And correspondingly the field is disable the field should be no
Like the examples below
“servername”,” online"," No"," svc:/network/finger:defaul
“servername”,”disable ","yes"," svc:/network/finger:defaul
Dan
I’m thring to pass a variable to awk or nawk with no success
I need to find the proper syntax to do this one liner. A bit of
Help would be nice¿
svcs -a | grep finger | nawk -v HN='hostname' '{print "\$HN\""$1"\",\" " "yes" "\",\" " $3"\" "}'
which produces
$HN"online"," yes"," svc:/network/finger:defaul
But what I need to produce is this
“servername”,” online"," yes"," svc:/network/finger:defaul
And even the “yes” is not ok it should be a eval if the second field = online it should be No
And correspondingly the field is disable the field should be no
Like the examples below
“servername”,” online"," No"," svc:/network/finger:defaul
“servername”,”disable ","yes"," svc:/network/finger:defaul
Dan
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Yup that works fine
now! how do you do a eval ?
if the second field = online the 3 field should be a NO
and if the second field is disable then I should be a yes
svcs -a | grep finger | nawk -v HN="`hostname`" '{print "\"" HN "\",", "\""$1"\"", "\"yes\", \""$3"\""}'
"cdpqda", "online" "yes", "svc:/network/finger:defau
now! how do you do a eval ?
if the second field = online the 3 field should be a NO
and if the second field is disable then I should be a yes
svcs -a | grep finger | nawk -v HN="`hostname`" '{print "\"" HN "\",", "\""$1"\"", "\"yes\", \""$3"\""}'
"cdpqda", "online" "yes", "svc:/network/finger:defau
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Hum...
Strange stuff…
The output I’m getting is not correct but I can’t find the error
svcs -a | grep finger | nawk -v HN=`hostname` '{if ( $2 == "online" ) {print "\""HN"\", \""$1"\", \"" "yes" "\", \""$3"\" "} else {print "\""HN"\", \""$1"\", \"no\", \""$3"\" "} }'
"-s", "online", "no", "svc:/network/finger:defau
I don’t know where that -s is coming from. I removed it from the line because this
Is a Solaris 10 box and hostname -s is not a supported option in Solaris I should
have the server name in lieux of -s
Dan
Strange stuff…
The output I’m getting is not correct but I can’t find the error
svcs -a | grep finger | nawk -v HN=`hostname` '{if ( $2 == "online" ) {print "\""HN"\", \""$1"\", \"" "yes" "\", \""$3"\" "} else {print "\""HN"\", \""$1"\", \"no\", \""$3"\" "} }'
"-s", "online", "no", "svc:/network/finger:defau
I don’t know where that -s is coming from. I removed it from the line because this
Is a Solaris 10 box and hostname -s is not a supported option in Solaris I should
have the server name in lieux of -s
Dan
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but no kandy I tried that
-bash-3.00# svcs -a | grep finger | nawk -v HN=`hostname` '{print "\$HN\""$1"\",\" " "yes" "\",\" " $3"\" "}'
with this result
$HN"online"," yes"," svc:/network/finger:defaul