Where's the error

[Basher52]

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#!/bin/bash

for subnet in $(/sbin/ifconfig | awk '/inet addr:/ && ! /127.0.0.1/{sub(/inet addr:/,""); sub(/\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+$/,"",$1); print $1}')
 do
  if [ grep -qw $subnet ./subnet.adm ] ; then
        parted /dev/sda rm 3
        parted /dev/sda rm 2
        parted /dev/sda rm 1

        if [ `zisview ComputerName|grep -c BK` != 0 ]; then
                zisedit -c
        fi

        img -restore -proxy bas-mdt.zmg

        if [ test -e /proc/acpi/battery/*/state ] ; then
                img -restore -proxy adm-laptop.zmg ; /bin/eject /dev/cdrom ; reboot -f
        else
                img -restore -proxy adm-desktop.zmg ; /bin/eject /dev/cdrom ; reboot -f
  elif [ grep -qw $subnet ./subnet.utb ] ; then
        parted /dev/sda rm 3
        parted /dev/sda rm 2
        parted /dev/sda rm 1

        if [ `zisview ComputerName|grep -c BK` != 0 ]; then
                zisedit -c
        fi

        img -restore -proxy bas-mdt.zmg

        if [ test -e /proc/acpi/battery/*/state ] ; then
                img -restore -proxy utb-laptop.zmg ; /bin/eject /dev/cdrom ; reboot -f
        else
                img -restore -proxy utb-desktop.zmg ; /bin/eject /dev/cdrom ; reboot -f
  else echo Unknown subnet: $subnet. Script canceled and eagerly awaits instructions...
 fi
done

with this I get this error:

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bin/ftl: line 20: syntax error near unexpected token 'elif'
bin/ftl: line 20: '  elif [ grep -qw $subnet ./subnet.utb ] ; then'

In this last one I added the brackets but still get the same result.
Can anyone see where it is, cos I can't

'zisview', 'zisedit' and 'img' you can pass cos they do work and are part of the OS and that is on the CD (originally Suse I think)

[Void Main]

Your if structures have to be like this:

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if xxx; then
   blah blah;
fi

or

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if xxx; then
   blah blah;
else
   other other;
fi

or

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if xxx; then
    blah blah;
elif yyy; then
    ugh ugh;
else
    other other;
fi

In one spot you incorrectly have:

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if xxx; then
   blah blah;
else
   other other;
elif yyy; then
   ugh ugh;
fi

If you are going to use an "else" in your if structure it has to be at the end of it.

[Basher52]

hmm, so you can't have an 'if' inside another as I do here?
I'll color the "if's" etc so you can see what I'm thinking of.
Same color means that they are related.
(Seems I can't use the 'code' tag with colors )


#!/bin/bash

for subnet in $(/sbin/ifconfig | awk '/inet addr:/ && ! /127.0.0.1/{sub(/inet addr:/,""); sub(/\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+$/,"",$1); print $1}')
do
if [ grep -qw $subnet ./subnet.adm ] ; then
parted /dev/sda rm 3
parted /dev/sda rm 2
parted /dev/sda rm 1

if [ `zisview ComputerName|grep -c BK` != 0 ]; then
zisedit -c
fi
img -restore -proxy bas-mdt.zmg

if [ test -e /proc/acpi/battery/*/state ] ; then
img -restore -proxy adm-laptop.zmg ; /bin/eject /dev/cdrom ; reboot -f
else
img -restore -proxy adm-desktop.zmg ; /bin/eject /dev/cdrom ; reboot -f
elif [ grep -qw $subnet ./subnet.utb ] ; then
parted /dev/sda rm 3
parted /dev/sda rm 2
parted /dev/sda rm 1

if [ `zisview ComputerName|grep -c BK` != 0 ]; then
zisedit -c
fi
img -restore -proxy bas-mdt.zmg

if [ test -e /proc/acpi/battery/*/state ] ; then
img -restore -proxy utb-laptop.zmg ; /bin/eject /dev/cdrom ; reboot -f
else
img -restore -proxy utb-desktop.zmg ; /bin/eject /dev/cdrom ; reboot -f
else echo Unknown subnet: $subnet. Script canceled and eagerly awaits instructions...
fi
done

[Basher52]

DOH!!!
Just found it, I forgot to 'fi' the 'if' statement that has the 'else'.

I'm a bit confused with all the examples I've seen when to use 'fi'
Sometimes they use it and sometimes they don't, but in this case I need to use it to "quit" the 'if' before the continuation of the previous one.

[Void Main]

All examples should have a 'fi' or they are bad examples that will not work. If you properly indent you won't run into this sort of problem. For example:

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if xxx; then

    if yyy; then
       echo "yyy";
    else
       echo "not yyy";
    fi

elif zzz; then

   echo "zzz";

else

   echo "something else entirely";

fi

Every if MUST have a fi.

[Basher52]

k, got it