Posted On December 18, 2020

Bash Shell Quick If Then and Case Switch Statements

kimconnect 0 comments
blog.KimConnect.com >> Codes , Linux >> Bash Shell Quick If Then and Case Switch Statements
December 18, 2020December 18, 2020 kimconnectkimconnect 0 Comments 
protocol=udp # or tcp

# If-then implementation
if [$protocol == udp]
then
	prefix=@
else
	prefix=@@
fi
  
# Case-switch implementation
case "$protocol" in 
    #case 1
    "udp") prefix=@ ;; 
    #case 2
    "tcp") prefix=@@ ;; 
    #case 3 
    "") prefix=@@ ;; 
esac

echo "$prefix"
Categories:

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Related Post

Post Image

Read More

PowerShell: Find Azure AD Connect Servers From On-remise AD

Azure AD Connect is a prevalent topic of the day. However, it is best practice…
Post Image

Read More

PowerShell: Set Hyper-V Cluster Quorum

# setClusterQuorum.ps1 # version 0.01 $clustername=$null $clusterQuorum="\\FILESHERVER007\CLUSTER007" $resetPrior=$false function setClusterQuorum($clusterName,$clusterQuorum,$resetPrior=$false){ # Get clustername, if not…
Post Image

Read More

PowerShell: Grant Domain Admins Access to Directories

Snippet: # Messing around$shareDrives=@("E","F","G","I","J","N",'O','Q','R','S','T','U','V','W','Z','Y');$subdomain=(net config workstation) -match 'Workstation domain\s+\S+$' -replace '.+?(\S+)$','$1';$domainadmins="$subdomain`\Domain Admins"; $shareDrives | %{"Add-NTFSAccess…