Hello,
I have a script I've used on pre-Solaris 10 that works just great. Now on a Sol10 box, it is bailing on this line with this error: syntax error at line 27: `|' unexpected
Here's the 'offending' line:
creation=`echo $backupid | sed 's/^.*_//'`I'm a bit confused as to why this isn't working as I've pulled it out of the script and can run it successfully from the command line directly. Any ideas?
As always, thanks for the help!!
Hey there,
From the info you've given I wrote this:
#!/bin/ksh
backupid="hi_there"
creation=`echo $backupid | sed 's/^.*_//'`
echo $creation
and ran it. It returned:
_there
Do you have more info on it? What would your backupid variable be set to? We're running Solaris 10 on hardware like V245's, T2000's and X4100's - also some Fujitsu PrimePowers. Also, it might be related to a patch. We're running the recommended patchset from April still.
Thanks,
, Mike
Hello,
I have a script I've used on pre-Solaris 10 that works just great. Now on a Sol10 box, it is bailing on this line with this error: syntax error at line 27: `|' unexpected
Here's the 'offending' line:creation=`echo $backupid | sed 's/^.*_//'`I'm a bit confused as to why this isn't working as I've pulled it out of the script and can run it successfully from the command line directly. Any ideas?
As always, thanks for the help!!
It shouldn't really make a difference, but the following change is always worth while, and worth a try:
creation=`echo "${backupid}" | sed 's/^.*_//'`Edit: Since you're using ksh, you may also wish to change "echo" to "print".
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