I was searching for macking the commands work recursively.
Below is the way to do it.
MIGRATION_CONFIG_FILE="$(dirname $(dirname $(readlink $0)))"/$CONFIGURATION_FILE.
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Monday, 16 February 2009
Splitting a patch file
Some times the patch file needs to be splitted to individual files for easy handling.
Below is the command to do that, cut the patch file matching pattern "Index:".
csplit artf21810.diff /Index:/ {*}
Below is the command to do that, cut the patch file matching pattern "Index:".
csplit artf21810.diff /Index:/ {*}
Friday, 13 February 2009
Script to delete folder in a loop
#!/bin/sh
i=0
while [ $i -le 40 ]
do
folder="psr-pub-$i"
#chown apache:apache $folder -R
rm -rf $folder
i=`expr $i + 1`
done
i=0
while [ $i -le 40 ]
do
folder="psr-pub-$i"
#chown apache:apache $folder -R
rm -rf $folder
i=`expr $i + 1`
done
Shell script to connect postgress in a loop
i=211
while [ $i -le 250 ]
do
folder="psr-pub-$i"
echo "Starting processing $folder."
./svnmapping.sh $folder
echo "Done with $folder"
i=`expr $i + 1`
done
projectName=$1
userId="user1308"
DBConnect="psql -d psrdb -U psruser --tuples-only --single-line"
date=`date +"%F %T"`
projId=`echo "select id from project where path='projects.$projectName'" | $DBConnect`
projId=`echo $projId`
parent_folder_id=`echo "select id as parent_folderid from folder where path = 'scm' and project_id='$projId'" | $DBConnect`
parent_folder_id=`echo $parent_folder_id`
nextscm_id_query="select max(substring(id from (char_length('reps')+1))) from scm_repository"
primaryId_query="select id from objecttype where application='Scm' and name='Repository'"
secondaryId_query="select id from objecttype where application='Scm' and name='Commit'"
nextscm_id=`echo $nextscm_id_query | $DBConnect`
nextscmId=`echo $nextscm_id`
nextscmId=reps`expr $nextscmId + 1`
primaryId=`echo $primaryId_query | $DBConnect`
primaryId=`echo $primaryId`
secondaryId=`echo $secondaryId_query | $DBConnect`
secondaryId=`echo $secondaryId`
insertscm="insert into scm_repository values('$nextscmId', 'exsy1002', '/svnroot/$projectName', 'f')"
insertfolder="insert into folder values ('$nextscmId', 'scm.$projectName', '$projectName', '$projectName', '100', '$date+05:30', '$date+05:30','f', '$primaryId', '$secondaryId', '$userId', '$userId', '$parent_folder_id', '$projId', '0')"
scm=`echo $insertscm | $DBConnect`
fol=`echo $insertfolder | $DBConnect`
echo $scm" "$fol
while [ $i -le 250 ]
do
folder="psr-pub-$i"
echo "Starting processing $folder."
./svnmapping.sh $folder
echo "Done with $folder"
i=`expr $i + 1`
done
projectName=$1
userId="user1308"
DBConnect="psql -d psrdb -U psruser --tuples-only --single-line"
date=`date +"%F %T"`
projId=`echo "select id from project where path='projects.$projectName'" | $DBConnect`
projId=`echo $projId`
parent_folder_id=`echo "select id as parent_folderid from folder where path = 'scm' and project_id='$projId'" | $DBConnect`
parent_folder_id=`echo $parent_folder_id`
nextscm_id_query="select max(substring(id from (char_length('reps')+1))) from scm_repository"
primaryId_query="select id from objecttype where application='Scm' and name='Repository'"
secondaryId_query="select id from objecttype where application='Scm' and name='Commit'"
nextscm_id=`echo $nextscm_id_query | $DBConnect`
nextscmId=`echo $nextscm_id`
nextscmId=reps`expr $nextscmId + 1`
primaryId=`echo $primaryId_query | $DBConnect`
primaryId=`echo $primaryId`
secondaryId=`echo $secondaryId_query | $DBConnect`
secondaryId=`echo $secondaryId`
insertscm="insert into scm_repository values('$nextscmId', 'exsy1002', '/svnroot/$projectName', 'f')"
insertfolder="insert into folder values ('$nextscmId', 'scm.$projectName', '$projectName', '$projectName', '100', '$date+05:30', '$date+05:30','f', '$primaryId', '$secondaryId', '$userId', '$userId', '$parent_folder_id', '$projId', '0')"
scm=`echo $insertscm | $DBConnect`
fol=`echo $insertfolder | $DBConnect`
echo $scm" "$fol
Thursday, 5 February 2009
How to set alias name for network machines
Simple thing but avoids our repetative daily work.
To set alias name for your frequently used machine.
#Go to /etc/hosts
vi /etc/hosts
#Make an entry for your machine
#IPAddress Hostname Alias
127.0.0.1 connectmachine.com connect
#Restart your network
/etc/rc.d/init.d/network restart
Once it's done. do a ping to check it up
ping connect
To set alias name for your frequently used machine.
#Go to /etc/hosts
vi /etc/hosts
#Make an entry for your machine
#IPAddress Hostname Alias
127.0.0.1 connectmachine.com connect
#Restart your network
/etc/rc.d/init.d/network restart
Once it's done. do a ping to check it up
ping connect
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