Help with reading directory paths with spaces from a file

Shell Programming and Scripting
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Hi I want to know how to handle the spaces in the below scenario.
I have a file (CON_zip_path_1.txt) which has some directory paths with spaces in directory names . My requirement is to unzip these zip files to
another path. Please see the code below and the error.

CON_zip_path_1.txt file contents -there are 9 directory path records with spaces in folder names:

 /Contract Workspaces/Contract Repository/TCW1000 to TCW9999/TCW1000 to TCW1999/TCW1000 to TCW1099/TCW1000 to TCW1009/CW2218812.zip
 /Contract Workspaces/Contract Repository/TCW1000 to TCW9999/TCW1000 to TCW1999/TCW1000 to TCW1099/TCW1000 to TCW1009/CW2218800.zip
 /Contract Workspaces/Contract Repository/TCW1000 to TCW9999/TCW1000 to TCW1999/TCW1000 to TCW1099/TCW1000 to TCW1009/CW2218600.zip
 /Contract Workspaces/Contract Repository/TCW1000 to TCW9999/TCW1000 to TCW1999/TCW1000 to TCW1099/TCW1000 to TCW1009/CW2218563.zip
 /Contract Workspaces/Contract Repository/TCW1000 to TCW9999/TCW1000 to TCW1999/TCW1000 to TCW1099/TCW1000 to TCW1009/CW2218553.zip
 /Contract Workspaces/Contract Repository/TCW1000 to TCW9999/TCW1000 to TCW1999/TCW1000 to TCW1099/TCW1000 to TCW1009/CW2218556.zip
 /Contract Workspaces/Contract Repository/TCW1000 to TCW9999/TCW1000 to TCW1999/TCW1000 to TCW1099/TCW1000 to TCW1009/CW2218559.zip
 /Contract Workspaces/2017/May/CW221xxxx/CW22184xx/CW2218471.zip
 /Contract Workspaces/2017/May/CRW221xxxx/CRW22184xx/CRW2218451.zip
  

 src_path=/informatica/apps/logs/fin/ote/SrcFiles/Source/Contracts20170706092332/Contracts20170706092332 ;
 while read line; do    
echo $src_path$line
unzip $src_path$line -d $src_path/Contract\ Workspaces
done < $src_path/CON_zip_path_1.txt ;

error output :

 /informatica/apps/logs/fin/ote/SrcFiles/Source/Contracts20170706092332/Contracts20170706092332/Contract Workspaces/Contract Repository/TCW1000 to TCW9999/TCW1000 to TCW1999/TCW1000 to TCW1099/TCW1000 to TCW1009/CW2218812.zip
unzip:  cannot find or open /informatica/apps/logs/fin/ote/SrcFiles/Source/Contracts20170706092332/Contracts20170706092332/Contract, /informatica/apps/logs/fin/ote/SrcFiles/Source/Contracts20170706092332/Contracts20170706092332/Contract.zip or /informatica/apps/logs/fin/ote/SrcFiles/Source/Contracts20170706092332/Contracts20170706092332/Contract.ZI

P.

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src_path=/informatica/apps/logs/fin/ote/SrcFiles/Source/Contracts20170706092332/Contracts20170706092332 ;
dos2ux < "$src_path/CON_zip_path_1.txt" | while read line; do
echo "$src_path$line"
unzip "$src_path$line" -d "$src_path/Contract Workspaces"
done  < $src_path/CON_zip_path_1.txt ;
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To be safe in case spaces, tabs, other IFS characters are later added to the value assigned to the src_path variable, I think you should also quote the expansion of src_path in the redirection at the end of the loop as well as in all places where it is expanded inside the loop:

done < "$src_path"/CON_zip_path_1.txt ;
4

Thank You so much Don

5

The suggestion feeds the loop from a pipe (at the beginning of the loop) *and* from the file (redirection at the end of the loop). Does not make sense. Bash silently ignores the pipe.
Please add the "quotes" but omit the dos2ux ... | !