Passing password to cvs [Was:Re: Bash Scripting Help]
Kevin Brown
plug-discuss@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us
Thu, 09 Jan 2003 19:57:10 -0700
Try Expect. It is a tcl based language that is meant for automating interactive
programs (amongst other things) like cvs, telnet, ssh, etc...
> Thank you. That gave me an idea to use the length of the string of
> differences and if >0, then it does stuff.
>
> Now, part two.
> Can someone please tell me how to pass a password to cvs for logging
> into a pserver?
>>>Hello all. I was wondering if anyone knew how to do an if statement in
>>>bash to see if results were returned? I want to write a bash script to
>>>run hourly that will grep my mailbox for a certain text if the results
>>>are different than the contents of another, previous output, then runn
>>>another command. Somethinng like:
>>>
>>>cat file|grep Text>/tmp/NewText.grep
>>>diff /tmp/NewText.grep /tmp/Text.grep
>>>if( diff returned anything ) ./runme
>>>mv /tmp/NewText.grep /tmp/Text.grep
>>>
>>>I just don't know what if switches are available (to use) in bash.
>>>Thank you.
>>>
>>
>>Here's a sample bash script I wrote:
>>
>>SIZE=`ls -l $HOME | grep tvguide.all.html | awk '{ print $5 }'`
>>GT=`expr $SIZE \> $MINSIZE`
>>if [ "$GT" -eq 1 ]
>>then
>> mv -f ./tvguide.all.html $DEST/tvguide.all.html
>>fi