So I want to set some paths differently depending on the host, but unfortunately it's not working. Here is my script:
所以我想根据主机设置不同的路径,但遗憾的是它不起作用。这是我的脚本:
if [$HOSTNAME == "foo"]; then
echo "success"
else
echo "failure"
fi
This is what happens:
这是发生的事情:
-bash: [foo: command not found
failure
I know for certain that $HOSTNAME is foo, so I'm not sure what the problem is. I am pretty new to bash though. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks!
我肯定知道$ HOSTNAME是foo,所以我不确定问题是什么。虽然我很吵。任何帮助,将不胜感激!谢谢!
2 个解决方案
#1
46
The POSIX and portable way to compare strings in the shell is
用于比较shell中的字符串的POSIX和可移植方式是
if [ "$HOSTNAME" = foo ]; then
printf '%s\n' "on the right host"
else
printf '%s\n' "uh-oh, not on foo"
fi
A case statement may be more flexible, though:
但是,案例陈述可能更灵活:
case $HOSTNAME in
(foo) echo "Woohoo, we're on foo!";;
(bar) echo "Oops, bar? Are you kidding?";;
(*) echo "How did I get in the middle of nowhere?";;
esac
#2
0
You're missing a space after the opening bracket. It's also good "not to parse" the variable content using double quotes :
在开始括号后你错过了一个空格。使用双引号“不解析”变量内容也很好:
if [ "$HOSTNAME" = "foo" ]; then
...
#1
46
The POSIX and portable way to compare strings in the shell is
用于比较shell中的字符串的POSIX和可移植方式是
if [ "$HOSTNAME" = foo ]; then
printf '%s\n' "on the right host"
else
printf '%s\n' "uh-oh, not on foo"
fi
A case statement may be more flexible, though:
但是,案例陈述可能更灵活:
case $HOSTNAME in
(foo) echo "Woohoo, we're on foo!";;
(bar) echo "Oops, bar? Are you kidding?";;
(*) echo "How did I get in the middle of nowhere?";;
esac
#2
0
You're missing a space after the opening bracket. It's also good "not to parse" the variable content using double quotes :
在开始括号后你错过了一个空格。使用双引号“不解析”变量内容也很好:
if [ "$HOSTNAME" = "foo" ]; then
...