How to give multiple inputs to a shell script

Hello to all,

Please some awk expert could help me.

If I want to run an awk script as "command" give it inputs externally I do: Script.sh

Code: Input="$1" # "$1" is the input that will be given to the script Output=${Input%.*}.csv

awk '{$1=$1}1' $Input | awk '{...}' > $Output and I run the script like this:

Code: .

I am new to shell script. I have two perl scripts for text processing based on two different input files.I would like to have one shell script that run based on conditions.

if(input file) matches word /extraction_reversed/ run perlscript1.pl otherwise run perlscript2.pl.

Shell script to compile in terminal

sh run.sh inputfile > outputfile

Hi, I have one shell script where it will copy all files to a directory which is already present,

For example : i have directory DIRA and DIRB, and my shell script will expects user input to specify which directory should files must be copied. this shell scrip i am running every day using cron job, how can i specify the user input which shell scripts requires.

Thanks, AK

Hi All,

I was trying to generate GUI using shell script. After long search I found the utility called “dialog”.

I want to give input to a wesite through a program( C or PYTHON or SHELL SCRIPTING) ..I mean for ex, I want a program which supplies username and password to some website(like gmail), and then opens it.,..Thanks:)

Multiple files can be uploaded using different name for input.

i could like to try when i input a integer , the program would give the result i want but it doesnt .

I input 2 , and the result should be "it is greater than or equal to one"

could any ching give me improvement ? If i must use case command . thank you much !

HI i have written a script to ask input from the user. this script should promote the user for y/n input. if user enters anyother input then y/n the script promotes him again. this below code is working fine for all the cases.

except for space and enter " if i give space and enter it is printing

echo "\n Goodbye ...

I'm trying to write a shell script to transfer files to a remote windows machine which is running a ultra simple sftp server . So i don't have the option of using public key authentication.

From the Linux end its a stripped down version for non intel platform , So if i want to use "expect" i cant install expect/tcl/tk.