Hi folks
need some help with a scripts
i need to read a file with 2 values , one label name and other port name
file.txt
R1 2001
R2 2002
R3 2004
and then
open gnome-terminal with command
gnome-terminal --tab -e "telnet locahost 2001" -t "R1" --tab -e "telnet locahost 2002" -t "R2"
can someone guide me how to create a variable that can be passed to gnome-terminal ?
it should read the file , keep adding the hosts to the variable , and then pass the variable to gnome-terminal
thanx all
Lem
September 16, 2012, 6:46am
2
godaddytester:
Hi folks
need some help with a scripts
i need to read a file with 2 values , one label name and other port name
file.txt
R1 2001
R2 2002
R3 2004
and then
open gnome-terminal with command
gnome-terminal --tab -e "telnet locahost 2001" -t "R1" --tab -e "telnet locahost 2002" -t "R2"
What about R3 2004
? Does it deserve a terminal, too?
If not, how will you choose?
can someone guide me how to create a variable that can be passed to gnome-terminal ?
it should read the file , keep adding the hosts to the variable , and then pass the variable to gnome-terminal
"Keep adding"? Is this a growing file?
And: if the file's one thousand lines, you want to open one thousand terminals and do one thousand telnet's, don't you? R U sure?
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Bye
mjf
September 16, 2012, 7:02am
3
This will do what you requested.
awk 'BEGIN {printf "gnome-terminal"} {printf " --tab -e \"telnet locahost " $2 "\" -t \"" $1 "\"" } END { printf "\n"}' file.txt
gnome-terminal --tab -e "telnet locahost 2001" -t "R1" --tab -e "telnet locahost 2002" -t "R2" --tab -e "telnet locahost 2004" -t "R3"
thanx guys for the quick response
now a little refinement please
create some sort of lock file on first run ,
and on subsequent calls to the same R1 or R2 or R3
kill the first console session and start new
so
if i call the script with
script R1
should work
script R1 R2
should kill the first console sessions and connect again
thanx all