Re: [shell]
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2002
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 46450
interpreted = N
texte = On Thu, 19 Dec 2002, John Peacock wrote: > Kalin Mintchev wrote: > > command line: > > ./replc.sh <\!--HAS_WEBDNA_TAGS--> <\!--HAS_WEBDNA_TAGS-->[include > > \/includes\/counters\/booooo_counter.inc] > > /path/to/file/moo.html > > > > Two things you can do is write a simple shell script which merely echos out its > commandline parameters, to see whether the shell escapes are processed or not. > Or else, you could just take my guess as correct and do this instead: > > [shell] > ./replc.sh [include > /includes/counters/booooo_counter.inc] > /path/to/file/moo.html > [/shell]i can not do that - the tags get interpreted by wc before the thing is passed to the shell so there is no variables anymore and i get the error that the include file is not found....so i changed the variables - instead of i have now only TAGS--> and [raw]ed the [include] tag... i added echos to show the variables the script works with... 1. in the command line the echoed variables are: TAGS--> TAGS-->[include \/includes\/counters\/boo_counter.inc] /path/to/me/file.htmlthis works fine..... i can't do it without escaping the slashes here2. in the [shell]: TAGS--> TAGS-->[include \/includes\/counters\/boo_counter.inc] /path/to/me/file.htmlwhich is the same..... so the script gets executed but it doesn't do the sed... i guess... i added sudo before the sed command in the script and again it works from the command line but not from the template... not escaping the slashes here doesn't help either - and it shouldn't because the variables should be passed to the sed in the script so they'll have to be escaped anyway... even if the [shell] is supposed to prechew the command.... the script is 775ed so everybody can execute it. users don't matter...doesn't do it....> > NOTE: it is not clear to me what directory is current when the [shell] script it > run: is it the current template directory? or the WebCatalogEngine directory? or > where?the script is in the same directory where the template is. that's why is ./rplec.sh and that's how it executes from the command line other suggestions i tried were: /bin/sh ./replc.sh .... and /absolute/path/replc.sh ......> > NOTE 2: if this is a one-time change, it is much more appropriate to ssh to the > server and use find to walk the tree and update all of the files...i wouldn't go through all this trouble if it was only one time change... as i mentioned earlier it's for a custom admin pages for a client that wants to put randomly counter scripts in some of it's site pages... whenever/wherever s/he wants....what next?!....thanks..... > > HTH > > John > >------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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On Thu, 19 Dec 2002, John Peacock wrote: > Kalin Mintchev wrote: > > command line: > > ./replc.sh <\!--HAS_WEBDNA_TAGS--> <\!--HAS_WEBDNA_TAGS-->[include > > \/includes\/counters\/booooo_counter.inc] > > /path/to/file/moo.html > > > > Two things you can do is write a simple shell script which merely echos out its > commandline parameters, to see whether the shell escapes are processed or not. > Or else, you could just take my guess as correct and do this instead: > > [shell] > ./replc.sh [include > /includes/counters/booooo_counter.inc] > /path/to/file/moo.html > [/shell]i can not do that - the tags get interpreted by wc before the thing is passed to the shell so there is no variables anymore and i get the error that the include file is not found....so i changed the variables - instead of i have now only TAGS--> and [raw]ed the [include] tag... i added echos to show the variables the script works with... 1. in the command line the echoed variables are: TAGS--> TAGS-->[include \/includes\/counters\/boo_counter.inc] /path/to/me/file.htmlthis works fine..... i can't do it without escaping the slashes here2. in the [shell]: TAGS--> TAGS-->[include \/includes\/counters\/boo_counter.inc] /path/to/me/file.htmlwhich is the same..... so the script gets executed but it doesn't do the sed... i guess... i added sudo before the sed command in the script and again it works from the command line but not from the template... not escaping the slashes here doesn't help either - and it shouldn't because the variables should be passed to the sed in the script so they'll have to be escaped anyway... even if the [shell] is supposed to prechew the command.... the script is 775ed so everybody can execute it. users don't matter...doesn't do it....> > NOTE: it is not clear to me what directory is current when the [shell] script it > run: is it the current template directory? or the WebCatalogEngine directory? or > where?the script is in the same directory where the template is. that's why is ./rplec.sh and that's how it executes from the command line other suggestions i tried were: /bin/sh ./replc.sh .... and /absolute/path/replc.sh ......> > NOTE 2: if this is a one-time change, it is much more appropriate to ssh to the > server and use find to walk the tree and update all of the files...i wouldn't go through all this trouble if it was only one time change... as i mentioned earlier it's for a custom admin pages for a client that wants to put randomly counter scripts in some of it's site pages... whenever/wherever s/he wants....what next?!....thanks..... > > HTH > > John > >------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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