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condition a batch bash script.

1. This is simple if in a bash batch. It is meant for me mainly.
   In a simple script that checks in / out all files, I did not check that I am at the right directory. The results I checkout all company files and checked them in and annoyed every one. Should I have checked for the correct location, a lot of the trouble would have saved.


2. All that is required is the following code:


ptxc="/vobs/vlsi_prj/kkk/project_lib/jjj"
p=`pwd`
if [ "$p" == "$ptxc" ]; then
  #put your code here
else
  #put an error message
  echo not the right path
  echo $p
  echo $ptxc
fi

Another example is to run some commands only on a run server and not on a login one.
h1=`hostname`
h2=`echo $h1 | sed "s/psv[0-9]*\([a-zA-Z_]*\)[0-9]*\..*/\1/"`
if [ "$h2" == "log" ]; then
  echo $h1" is not a run server"
  exit
fi
if [ "$h2" != "run" ]; then
  echo $h1" is not a run server"
  exit
fi
#Put here your rest of the code


3. A complete condition example script code is at: Condition a batch bash script

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