input/read through termimal

I'm using the linux 'script' command http://www.linuxcommand.org/man_pages/script1.html to log all input and output in an interactive bash script.

At the moment I have to call the script command, then run my bash script, then exit.

I want to run the script and exit commands from within the actual bash script itself.

I have a bash script I'm using to connect to a remote server via ssh. That works, however I want the script to immediately pass the command of cd /some/dir after connecting. That doesn't seem to be working.

Hello All,

I am writing an Expect Script to execute some commands over ssh then exit the script. The script works just fine if I automate everything and assuming the correct password was entered.

So this Expect Script gets executed from a Bash script...

CentOS 5.x

I'm trying to build a shell script that searches data provided via stdin.

When, in my terminal, I type

cat ~/my/+(a|b)/doc

It reads ok from both ~/my/a/doc and ~/my/b/doc, but when I put that command in a bash script:

#!/bin/bash cat ~/my/'+(a|b)'/doc

I get the error:

cat: ~/my/+(a|b)/doc: No such file or directory

Is it not possible to use extended globbing inside a bash script?

Hey guys,

I want to paste a code in a .php file via a bash script.

How may I know if a script is either written in bash or sh?

The first line of the script mean nothing, since on Linux, bash script has this line: #!bin/sh Actually, there are many distribution where bin/sh is bash (maybe a bin/sh is a link to bin/bash in those distro), and not bourn shell.

My target is to create the /var/tmp/add_user.bash script by /var/tmp/create_script_add_user.bash script and run the expect script ( add_user.bash ) from create_script_add_user.bash script.

The problem is that when I run the script add_user.bash from create_script_add_user.bash, then expect stuck on the question:

Proceed?

Just a quick script to reverse some input, using Bash and the FOSS "rev" program. It's amazing how easy it is to manipulate things with Bash. I love it!#!/bin/bash #Simple script to reverse an input nameecho "Enter your name";read 'myname' echo "Your name spelled backwards is: $( echo $myname | rev )" exit 0 That's all there is to it!Amazing eh?