BASH scripting - not the expected output?
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Hi I have here two text files, boy.txt and girl.txt
the values from boy.txt are:
12345678
87654321
the values from girl.txt are:
35f1f125-5d33-44a4-82fc-26734843c804
5abd0360-c4be-4e69-8085-340755f87290
I have to use these two values inside curl command, this is my command:
readarray boy < boy.txt
readarray girl < girl.txt
count=0
for i in $girl[@]
do
result[$boy[$count]]=$i
count=$((count+1))
for output1 in $!result[@]; do
output2=$result[$output1];
echo "curl -X PUT
--header "Content-Type: application/json"
--header "Accept: application/json"
--header "Authorization: Bearer gAAAAJ1EY28EHByJCcgT-sWhzid- cxW1uQrfO1QJG52D4n9GYj9YWd4KUGBSxO2LXZ48eEbQivSAlM6bplNE82o84UFnkwiVJ0V1q4DM9VAHw6jU4UvkdhhSrlupC6gKl_RHEgf2cluwvAN11My7eFflA-JnBrINp02d146CaJrR_r52hAEAAIAAAAAXmL1IDoHPz3S5deta0ygANUUoEFBsuKHaeDo3NXVUptxxDXR00yaNmILqd1psJckYhrBhh7wdQNdNYaSsqgwsF8Nuw_hhUAbg27hhGaVLmbeK3eS3mtVlq1D73Vg3KSk-24DmR0o-jT2u88k4MLfkqxuipEsLAEcSoe4zAPE1jcch2GGvlNWTHN98gMxw-svmvu6hizZ1fe-pWNtMGwa9u_hVimOr8A-7HcidA4Sj_jBprulGUapifc-Dd_qZFj1FM1HedHvnu8NKzp_uRr8z_Myk0IO6RyqjPPufLdafV3N4hmEqVex8P8jr4SkZWT0f-4i1epfZcRJmz6ognOCfaxa91c3qFNpG3IVY881g9aCPdLOxmU5FqKDPgHIZLvp8wWeTWdi_YQaAXMUh-yZQXBLhBimG8SR2iRj6ZTvu_L_Ytmc0QePkaijA6CB8wY2SbHlOGL2JUcEXKoNjC9dSSbkHqWx0tXMR2XCCdlhHPC1vGYcCgV-XQ_bfqgN7yn8"
-d "\""referenceId:"$output2"\""" "https://website.com:443/testing/api/devices/"$output1"/parentPath" " > test.sh
done
done
chmod+x test.sh
./test.sh
The output from command above is:
problem is only one curl command gets echoed instead of two
curl -X PUT
--header "Content-Type: application/json"
--header "Accept: application/json"
--header "Authorization: Bearer gAAAAJ1EY28EHByJCcgT-sWhzid-cxW1uQrfO1QJG52D4n9GYj9YWd4KUGBSxO2LXZ48eEbQivSAlM6bplNE82o84UFnkwiVJ0V1q4DM9VAHw6jU4UvkdhhSrlupC6gKl_RHEgf2cluwvAN11My7eFflA-JnBrINp02d146CaJrR_r52hAEAAIAAAAAXmL1IDoHPz3S5deta0ygANUUoEFBsuKHaeDo3NXVUptxxDXR00yaNmILqd1psJckYhrBhh7wdQNdNYaSsqgwsF8Nuw_hhUAbg27hhGaVLmbeK3eS3mtVlq1D73Vg3KSk-24DmR0o-jT2u88k4MLfkqxuipEsLAEcSoe4zAPE1jcch2GGvlNWTHN98gMxw-svmvu6hizZ1fe-pWNtMGwa9u_hVimOr8A-7HcidA4Sj_jBprulGUapifc-Dd_qZFj1FM1HedHvnu8NKzp_uRr8z_Myk0IO6RyqjPPufLdafV3N4hmEqVex8P8jr4SkZWT0f-4i1epfZcRJmz6ognOCfaxa91c3qFNpG3IVY881g9aCPdLOxmU5FqKDPgHIZLvp8wWeTWdi_YQaAXMUh-yZQXBLhBimG8SR2iRj6ZTvu_L_Ytmc0QePkaijA6CB8wY2SbHlOGL2JUcEXKoNjC9dSSbkHqWx0tXMR2XCCdlhHPC1vGYcCgV-XQ_bfqgN7yn8"
-d ""referenceId:35f1f125-5d33-44a4-82fc-26734843c804"" "https://webite.com:443/testing/api/devices/12345678/parentPath"
My expected output:
echo the command in an .sh file
curl -X PUT
--header "Content-Type: application/json"
--header "Accept: application/json"
--header "Authorization: Bearer gAAAAJ1EY28EHByJCcgT-sWhzid-cxW1uQrfO1QJG52D4n9GYj9YWd4KUGBSxO2LXZ48eEbQivSAlM6bplNE82o84UFnkwiVJ0V1q4DM9VAHw6jU4UvkdhhSrlupC6gKl_RHEgf2cluwvAN11My7eFflA-JnBrINp02d146CaJrR_r52hAEAAIAAAAAXmL1IDoHPz3S5deta0ygANUUoEFBsuKHaeDo3NXVUptxxDXR00yaNmILqd1psJckYhrBhh7wdQNdNYaSsqgwsF8Nuw_hhUAbg27hhGaVLmbeK3eS3mtVlq1D73Vg3KSk-24DmR0o-jT2u88k4MLfkqxuipEsLAEcSoe4zAPE1jcch2GGvlNWTHN98gMxw-svmvu6hizZ1fe-pWNtMGwa9u_hVimOr8A-7HcidA4Sj_jBprulGUapifc-Dd_qZFj1FM1HedHvnu8NKzp_uRr8z_Myk0IO6RyqjPPufLdafV3N4hmEqVex8P8jr4SkZWT0f-4i1epfZcRJmz6ognOCfaxa91c3qFNpG3IVY881g9aCPdLOxmU5FqKDPgHIZLvp8wWeTWdi_YQaAXMUh-yZQXBLhBimG8SR2iRj6ZTvu_L_Ytmc0QePkaijA6CB8wY2SbHlOGL2JUcEXKoNjC9dSSbkHqWx0tXMR2XCCdlhHPC1vGYcCgV-XQ_bfqgN7yn8"
-d ""referenceId:35f1f125-5d33-44a4-82fc-26734843c804"" "https://webite.com:443/testing/api/devices/12345678/parentPath"
curl -X PUT
--header "Content-Type: application/json"
--header "Accept: application/json"
--header "Authorization: Bearer gAAAAJ1EY28EHByJCcgT-sWhzid-cxW1uQrfO1QJG52D4n9GYj9YWd4KUGBSxO2LXZ48eEbQivSAlM6bplNE82o84UFnkwiVJ0V1q4DM9VAHw6jU4UvkdhhSrlupC6gKl_RHEgf2cluwvAN11My7eFflA-JnBrINp02d146CaJrR_r52hAEAAIAAAAAXmL1IDoHPz3S5deta0ygANUUoEFBsuKHaeDo3NXVUptxxDXR00yaNmILqd1psJckYhrBhh7wdQNdNYaSsqgwsF8Nuw_hhUAbg27hhGaVLmbeK3eS3mtVlq1D73Vg3KSk-24DmR0o-jT2u88k4MLfkqxuipEsLAEcSoe4zAPE1jcch2GGvlNWTHN98gMxw-svmvu6hizZ1fe-pWNtMGwa9u_hVimOr8A-7HcidA4Sj_jBprulGUapifc-Dd_qZFj1FM1HedHvnu8NKzp_uRr8z_Myk0IO6RyqjPPufLdafV3N4hmEqVex8P8jr4SkZWT0f-4i1epfZcRJmz6ognOCfaxa91c3qFNpG3IVY881g9aCPdLOxmU5FqKDPgHIZLvp8wWeTWdi_YQaAXMUh-yZQXBLhBimG8SR2iRj6ZTvu_L_Ytmc0QePkaijA6CB8wY2SbHlOGL2JUcEXKoNjC9dSSbkHqWx0tXMR2XCCdlhHPC1vGYcCgV-XQ_bfqgN7yn8"
-d ""referenceId:5abd0360-c4be-4e69-8085-340755f87290"" "https://webite.com:443/testing/api/devices/87654321/parentPath"
Or if you have a way (right syntax) so that I can curl directly, much appreciated.
bash curl echo counter
asked Nov 11 at 2:01
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Hi I have here two text files, boy.txt and girl.txt
the values from boy.txt are:
12345678
87654321
the values from girl.txt are:
35f1f125-5d33-44a4-82fc-26734843c804
5abd0360-c4be-4e69-8085-340755f87290
I have to use these two values inside curl command, this is my command:
readarray boy < boy.txt
readarray girl < girl.txt
count=0
for i in $girl[@]
do
result[$boy[$count]]=$i
count=$((count+1))
for output1 in $!result[@]; do
output2=$result[$output1];
echo "curl -X PUT
--header "Content-Type: application/json"
--header "Accept: application/json"
--header "Authorization: Bearer gAAAAJ1EY28EHByJCcgT-sWhzid- cxW1uQrfO1QJG52D4n9GYj9YWd4KUGBSxO2LXZ48eEbQivSAlM6bplNE82o84UFnkwiVJ0V1q4DM9VAHw6jU4UvkdhhSrlupC6gKl_RHEgf2cluwvAN11My7eFflA-JnBrINp02d146CaJrR_r52hAEAAIAAAAAXmL1IDoHPz3S5deta0ygANUUoEFBsuKHaeDo3NXVUptxxDXR00yaNmILqd1psJckYhrBhh7wdQNdNYaSsqgwsF8Nuw_hhUAbg27hhGaVLmbeK3eS3mtVlq1D73Vg3KSk-24DmR0o-jT2u88k4MLfkqxuipEsLAEcSoe4zAPE1jcch2GGvlNWTHN98gMxw-svmvu6hizZ1fe-pWNtMGwa9u_hVimOr8A-7HcidA4Sj_jBprulGUapifc-Dd_qZFj1FM1HedHvnu8NKzp_uRr8z_Myk0IO6RyqjPPufLdafV3N4hmEqVex8P8jr4SkZWT0f-4i1epfZcRJmz6ognOCfaxa91c3qFNpG3IVY881g9aCPdLOxmU5FqKDPgHIZLvp8wWeTWdi_YQaAXMUh-yZQXBLhBimG8SR2iRj6ZTvu_L_Ytmc0QePkaijA6CB8wY2SbHlOGL2JUcEXKoNjC9dSSbkHqWx0tXMR2XCCdlhHPC1vGYcCgV-XQ_bfqgN7yn8"
-d "\""referenceId:"$output2"\""" "https://website.com:443/testing/api/devices/"$output1"/parentPath" " > test.sh
done
done
chmod+x test.sh
./test.sh
The output from command above is:
problem is only one curl command gets echoed instead of two
curl -X PUT
--header "Content-Type: application/json"
--header "Accept: application/json"
--header "Authorization: Bearer gAAAAJ1EY28EHByJCcgT-sWhzid-cxW1uQrfO1QJG52D4n9GYj9YWd4KUGBSxO2LXZ48eEbQivSAlM6bplNE82o84UFnkwiVJ0V1q4DM9VAHw6jU4UvkdhhSrlupC6gKl_RHEgf2cluwvAN11My7eFflA-JnBrINp02d146CaJrR_r52hAEAAIAAAAAXmL1IDoHPz3S5deta0ygANUUoEFBsuKHaeDo3NXVUptxxDXR00yaNmILqd1psJckYhrBhh7wdQNdNYaSsqgwsF8Nuw_hhUAbg27hhGaVLmbeK3eS3mtVlq1D73Vg3KSk-24DmR0o-jT2u88k4MLfkqxuipEsLAEcSoe4zAPE1jcch2GGvlNWTHN98gMxw-svmvu6hizZ1fe-pWNtMGwa9u_hVimOr8A-7HcidA4Sj_jBprulGUapifc-Dd_qZFj1FM1HedHvnu8NKzp_uRr8z_Myk0IO6RyqjPPufLdafV3N4hmEqVex8P8jr4SkZWT0f-4i1epfZcRJmz6ognOCfaxa91c3qFNpG3IVY881g9aCPdLOxmU5FqKDPgHIZLvp8wWeTWdi_YQaAXMUh-yZQXBLhBimG8SR2iRj6ZTvu_L_Ytmc0QePkaijA6CB8wY2SbHlOGL2JUcEXKoNjC9dSSbkHqWx0tXMR2XCCdlhHPC1vGYcCgV-XQ_bfqgN7yn8"
-d ""referenceId:35f1f125-5d33-44a4-82fc-26734843c804"" "https://webite.com:443/testing/api/devices/12345678/parentPath"
My expected output:
echo the command in an .sh file
curl -X PUT
--header "Content-Type: application/json"
--header "Accept: application/json"
--header "Authorization: Bearer gAAAAJ1EY28EHByJCcgT-sWhzid-cxW1uQrfO1QJG52D4n9GYj9YWd4KUGBSxO2LXZ48eEbQivSAlM6bplNE82o84UFnkwiVJ0V1q4DM9VAHw6jU4UvkdhhSrlupC6gKl_RHEgf2cluwvAN11My7eFflA-JnBrINp02d146CaJrR_r52hAEAAIAAAAAXmL1IDoHPz3S5deta0ygANUUoEFBsuKHaeDo3NXVUptxxDXR00yaNmILqd1psJckYhrBhh7wdQNdNYaSsqgwsF8Nuw_hhUAbg27hhGaVLmbeK3eS3mtVlq1D73Vg3KSk-24DmR0o-jT2u88k4MLfkqxuipEsLAEcSoe4zAPE1jcch2GGvlNWTHN98gMxw-svmvu6hizZ1fe-pWNtMGwa9u_hVimOr8A-7HcidA4Sj_jBprulGUapifc-Dd_qZFj1FM1HedHvnu8NKzp_uRr8z_Myk0IO6RyqjPPufLdafV3N4hmEqVex8P8jr4SkZWT0f-4i1epfZcRJmz6ognOCfaxa91c3qFNpG3IVY881g9aCPdLOxmU5FqKDPgHIZLvp8wWeTWdi_YQaAXMUh-yZQXBLhBimG8SR2iRj6ZTvu_L_Ytmc0QePkaijA6CB8wY2SbHlOGL2JUcEXKoNjC9dSSbkHqWx0tXMR2XCCdlhHPC1vGYcCgV-XQ_bfqgN7yn8"
-d ""referenceId:35f1f125-5d33-44a4-82fc-26734843c804"" "https://webite.com:443/testing/api/devices/12345678/parentPath"
curl -X PUT
--header "Content-Type: application/json"
--header "Accept: application/json"
--header "Authorization: Bearer gAAAAJ1EY28EHByJCcgT-sWhzid-cxW1uQrfO1QJG52D4n9GYj9YWd4KUGBSxO2LXZ48eEbQivSAlM6bplNE82o84UFnkwiVJ0V1q4DM9VAHw6jU4UvkdhhSrlupC6gKl_RHEgf2cluwvAN11My7eFflA-JnBrINp02d146CaJrR_r52hAEAAIAAAAAXmL1IDoHPz3S5deta0ygANUUoEFBsuKHaeDo3NXVUptxxDXR00yaNmILqd1psJckYhrBhh7wdQNdNYaSsqgwsF8Nuw_hhUAbg27hhGaVLmbeK3eS3mtVlq1D73Vg3KSk-24DmR0o-jT2u88k4MLfkqxuipEsLAEcSoe4zAPE1jcch2GGvlNWTHN98gMxw-svmvu6hizZ1fe-pWNtMGwa9u_hVimOr8A-7HcidA4Sj_jBprulGUapifc-Dd_qZFj1FM1HedHvnu8NKzp_uRr8z_Myk0IO6RyqjPPufLdafV3N4hmEqVex8P8jr4SkZWT0f-4i1epfZcRJmz6ognOCfaxa91c3qFNpG3IVY881g9aCPdLOxmU5FqKDPgHIZLvp8wWeTWdi_YQaAXMUh-yZQXBLhBimG8SR2iRj6ZTvu_L_Ytmc0QePkaijA6CB8wY2SbHlOGL2JUcEXKoNjC9dSSbkHqWx0tXMR2XCCdlhHPC1vGYcCgV-XQ_bfqgN7yn8"
-d ""referenceId:5abd0360-c4be-4e69-8085-340755f87290"" "https://webite.com:443/testing/api/devices/87654321/parentPath"
Or if you have a way (right syntax) so that I can curl directly, much appreciated.
bash curl echo counter
asked Nov 11 at 2:01
Confidential Company
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Hi I have here two text files, boy.txt and girl.txt
the values from boy.txt are:
12345678
87654321
the values from girl.txt are:
35f1f125-5d33-44a4-82fc-26734843c804
5abd0360-c4be-4e69-8085-340755f87290
I have to use these two values inside curl command, this is my command:
readarray boy < boy.txt
readarray girl < girl.txt
count=0
for i in $girl[@]
do
result[$boy[$count]]=$i
count=$((count+1))
for output1 in $!result[@]; do
output2=$result[$output1];
echo "curl -X PUT
--header "Content-Type: application/json"
--header "Accept: application/json"
--header "Authorization: Bearer gAAAAJ1EY28EHByJCcgT-sWhzid- cxW1uQrfO1QJG52D4n9GYj9YWd4KUGBSxO2LXZ48eEbQivSAlM6bplNE82o84UFnkwiVJ0V1q4DM9VAHw6jU4UvkdhhSrlupC6gKl_RHEgf2cluwvAN11My7eFflA-JnBrINp02d146CaJrR_r52hAEAAIAAAAAXmL1IDoHPz3S5deta0ygANUUoEFBsuKHaeDo3NXVUptxxDXR00yaNmILqd1psJckYhrBhh7wdQNdNYaSsqgwsF8Nuw_hhUAbg27hhGaVLmbeK3eS3mtVlq1D73Vg3KSk-24DmR0o-jT2u88k4MLfkqxuipEsLAEcSoe4zAPE1jcch2GGvlNWTHN98gMxw-svmvu6hizZ1fe-pWNtMGwa9u_hVimOr8A-7HcidA4Sj_jBprulGUapifc-Dd_qZFj1FM1HedHvnu8NKzp_uRr8z_Myk0IO6RyqjPPufLdafV3N4hmEqVex8P8jr4SkZWT0f-4i1epfZcRJmz6ognOCfaxa91c3qFNpG3IVY881g9aCPdLOxmU5FqKDPgHIZLvp8wWeTWdi_YQaAXMUh-yZQXBLhBimG8SR2iRj6ZTvu_L_Ytmc0QePkaijA6CB8wY2SbHlOGL2JUcEXKoNjC9dSSbkHqWx0tXMR2XCCdlhHPC1vGYcCgV-XQ_bfqgN7yn8"
-d "\""referenceId:"$output2"\""" "https://website.com:443/testing/api/devices/"$output1"/parentPath" " > test.sh
done
done
chmod+x test.sh
./test.sh
The output from command above is:
problem is only one curl command gets echoed instead of two
curl -X PUT
--header "Content-Type: application/json"
--header "Accept: application/json"
--header "Authorization: Bearer gAAAAJ1EY28EHByJCcgT-sWhzid-cxW1uQrfO1QJG52D4n9GYj9YWd4KUGBSxO2LXZ48eEbQivSAlM6bplNE82o84UFnkwiVJ0V1q4DM9VAHw6jU4UvkdhhSrlupC6gKl_RHEgf2cluwvAN11My7eFflA-JnBrINp02d146CaJrR_r52hAEAAIAAAAAXmL1IDoHPz3S5deta0ygANUUoEFBsuKHaeDo3NXVUptxxDXR00yaNmILqd1psJckYhrBhh7wdQNdNYaSsqgwsF8Nuw_hhUAbg27hhGaVLmbeK3eS3mtVlq1D73Vg3KSk-24DmR0o-jT2u88k4MLfkqxuipEsLAEcSoe4zAPE1jcch2GGvlNWTHN98gMxw-svmvu6hizZ1fe-pWNtMGwa9u_hVimOr8A-7HcidA4Sj_jBprulGUapifc-Dd_qZFj1FM1HedHvnu8NKzp_uRr8z_Myk0IO6RyqjPPufLdafV3N4hmEqVex8P8jr4SkZWT0f-4i1epfZcRJmz6ognOCfaxa91c3qFNpG3IVY881g9aCPdLOxmU5FqKDPgHIZLvp8wWeTWdi_YQaAXMUh-yZQXBLhBimG8SR2iRj6ZTvu_L_Ytmc0QePkaijA6CB8wY2SbHlOGL2JUcEXKoNjC9dSSbkHqWx0tXMR2XCCdlhHPC1vGYcCgV-XQ_bfqgN7yn8"
-d ""referenceId:35f1f125-5d33-44a4-82fc-26734843c804"" "https://webite.com:443/testing/api/devices/12345678/parentPath"
My expected output:
echo the command in an .sh file
curl -X PUT
--header "Content-Type: application/json"
--header "Accept: application/json"
--header "Authorization: Bearer gAAAAJ1EY28EHByJCcgT-sWhzid-cxW1uQrfO1QJG52D4n9GYj9YWd4KUGBSxO2LXZ48eEbQivSAlM6bplNE82o84UFnkwiVJ0V1q4DM9VAHw6jU4UvkdhhSrlupC6gKl_RHEgf2cluwvAN11My7eFflA-JnBrINp02d146CaJrR_r52hAEAAIAAAAAXmL1IDoHPz3S5deta0ygANUUoEFBsuKHaeDo3NXVUptxxDXR00yaNmILqd1psJckYhrBhh7wdQNdNYaSsqgwsF8Nuw_hhUAbg27hhGaVLmbeK3eS3mtVlq1D73Vg3KSk-24DmR0o-jT2u88k4MLfkqxuipEsLAEcSoe4zAPE1jcch2GGvlNWTHN98gMxw-svmvu6hizZ1fe-pWNtMGwa9u_hVimOr8A-7HcidA4Sj_jBprulGUapifc-Dd_qZFj1FM1HedHvnu8NKzp_uRr8z_Myk0IO6RyqjPPufLdafV3N4hmEqVex8P8jr4SkZWT0f-4i1epfZcRJmz6ognOCfaxa91c3qFNpG3IVY881g9aCPdLOxmU5FqKDPgHIZLvp8wWeTWdi_YQaAXMUh-yZQXBLhBimG8SR2iRj6ZTvu_L_Ytmc0QePkaijA6CB8wY2SbHlOGL2JUcEXKoNjC9dSSbkHqWx0tXMR2XCCdlhHPC1vGYcCgV-XQ_bfqgN7yn8"
-d ""referenceId:35f1f125-5d33-44a4-82fc-26734843c804"" "https://webite.com:443/testing/api/devices/12345678/parentPath"
curl -X PUT
--header "Content-Type: application/json"
--header "Accept: application/json"
--header "Authorization: Bearer gAAAAJ1EY28EHByJCcgT-sWhzid-cxW1uQrfO1QJG52D4n9GYj9YWd4KUGBSxO2LXZ48eEbQivSAlM6bplNE82o84UFnkwiVJ0V1q4DM9VAHw6jU4UvkdhhSrlupC6gKl_RHEgf2cluwvAN11My7eFflA-JnBrINp02d146CaJrR_r52hAEAAIAAAAAXmL1IDoHPz3S5deta0ygANUUoEFBsuKHaeDo3NXVUptxxDXR00yaNmILqd1psJckYhrBhh7wdQNdNYaSsqgwsF8Nuw_hhUAbg27hhGaVLmbeK3eS3mtVlq1D73Vg3KSk-24DmR0o-jT2u88k4MLfkqxuipEsLAEcSoe4zAPE1jcch2GGvlNWTHN98gMxw-svmvu6hizZ1fe-pWNtMGwa9u_hVimOr8A-7HcidA4Sj_jBprulGUapifc-Dd_qZFj1FM1HedHvnu8NKzp_uRr8z_Myk0IO6RyqjPPufLdafV3N4hmEqVex8P8jr4SkZWT0f-4i1epfZcRJmz6ognOCfaxa91c3qFNpG3IVY881g9aCPdLOxmU5FqKDPgHIZLvp8wWeTWdi_YQaAXMUh-yZQXBLhBimG8SR2iRj6ZTvu_L_Ytmc0QePkaijA6CB8wY2SbHlOGL2JUcEXKoNjC9dSSbkHqWx0tXMR2XCCdlhHPC1vGYcCgV-XQ_bfqgN7yn8"
-d ""referenceId:5abd0360-c4be-4e69-8085-340755f87290"" "https://webite.com:443/testing/api/devices/87654321/parentPath"
Or if you have a way (right syntax) so that I can curl directly, much appreciated.
bash curl echo counter
asked Nov 11 at 2:01
Confidential Company
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Hi I have here two text files, boy.txt and girl.txt
the values from boy.txt are:
12345678
87654321
the values from girl.txt are:
35f1f125-5d33-44a4-82fc-26734843c804
5abd0360-c4be-4e69-8085-340755f87290
I have to use these two values inside curl command, this is my command:
readarray boy < boy.txt
readarray girl < girl.txt
count=0
for i in $girl[@]
do
result[$boy[$count]]=$i
count=$((count+1))
for output1 in $!result[@]; do
output2=$result[$output1];
echo "curl -X PUT
--header "Content-Type: application/json"
--header "Accept: application/json"
--header "Authorization: Bearer gAAAAJ1EY28EHByJCcgT-sWhzid- cxW1uQrfO1QJG52D4n9GYj9YWd4KUGBSxO2LXZ48eEbQivSAlM6bplNE82o84UFnkwiVJ0V1q4DM9VAHw6jU4UvkdhhSrlupC6gKl_RHEgf2cluwvAN11My7eFflA-JnBrINp02d146CaJrR_r52hAEAAIAAAAAXmL1IDoHPz3S5deta0ygANUUoEFBsuKHaeDo3NXVUptxxDXR00yaNmILqd1psJckYhrBhh7wdQNdNYaSsqgwsF8Nuw_hhUAbg27hhGaVLmbeK3eS3mtVlq1D73Vg3KSk-24DmR0o-jT2u88k4MLfkqxuipEsLAEcSoe4zAPE1jcch2GGvlNWTHN98gMxw-svmvu6hizZ1fe-pWNtMGwa9u_hVimOr8A-7HcidA4Sj_jBprulGUapifc-Dd_qZFj1FM1HedHvnu8NKzp_uRr8z_Myk0IO6RyqjPPufLdafV3N4hmEqVex8P8jr4SkZWT0f-4i1epfZcRJmz6ognOCfaxa91c3qFNpG3IVY881g9aCPdLOxmU5FqKDPgHIZLvp8wWeTWdi_YQaAXMUh-yZQXBLhBimG8SR2iRj6ZTvu_L_Ytmc0QePkaijA6CB8wY2SbHlOGL2JUcEXKoNjC9dSSbkHqWx0tXMR2XCCdlhHPC1vGYcCgV-XQ_bfqgN7yn8"
-d "\""referenceId:"$output2"\""" "https://website.com:443/testing/api/devices/"$output1"/parentPath" " > test.sh
done
done
chmod+x test.sh
./test.sh
The output from command above is:
problem is only one curl command gets echoed instead of two
curl -X PUT
--header "Content-Type: application/json"
--header "Accept: application/json"
--header "Authorization: Bearer gAAAAJ1EY28EHByJCcgT-sWhzid-cxW1uQrfO1QJG52D4n9GYj9YWd4KUGBSxO2LXZ48eEbQivSAlM6bplNE82o84UFnkwiVJ0V1q4DM9VAHw6jU4UvkdhhSrlupC6gKl_RHEgf2cluwvAN11My7eFflA-JnBrINp02d146CaJrR_r52hAEAAIAAAAAXmL1IDoHPz3S5deta0ygANUUoEFBsuKHaeDo3NXVUptxxDXR00yaNmILqd1psJckYhrBhh7wdQNdNYaSsqgwsF8Nuw_hhUAbg27hhGaVLmbeK3eS3mtVlq1D73Vg3KSk-24DmR0o-jT2u88k4MLfkqxuipEsLAEcSoe4zAPE1jcch2GGvlNWTHN98gMxw-svmvu6hizZ1fe-pWNtMGwa9u_hVimOr8A-7HcidA4Sj_jBprulGUapifc-Dd_qZFj1FM1HedHvnu8NKzp_uRr8z_Myk0IO6RyqjPPufLdafV3N4hmEqVex8P8jr4SkZWT0f-4i1epfZcRJmz6ognOCfaxa91c3qFNpG3IVY881g9aCPdLOxmU5FqKDPgHIZLvp8wWeTWdi_YQaAXMUh-yZQXBLhBimG8SR2iRj6ZTvu_L_Ytmc0QePkaijA6CB8wY2SbHlOGL2JUcEXKoNjC9dSSbkHqWx0tXMR2XCCdlhHPC1vGYcCgV-XQ_bfqgN7yn8"
-d ""referenceId:35f1f125-5d33-44a4-82fc-26734843c804"" "https://webite.com:443/testing/api/devices/12345678/parentPath"
My expected output:
echo the command in an .sh file
curl -X PUT
--header "Content-Type: application/json"
--header "Accept: application/json"
--header "Authorization: Bearer gAAAAJ1EY28EHByJCcgT-sWhzid-cxW1uQrfO1QJG52D4n9GYj9YWd4KUGBSxO2LXZ48eEbQivSAlM6bplNE82o84UFnkwiVJ0V1q4DM9VAHw6jU4UvkdhhSrlupC6gKl_RHEgf2cluwvAN11My7eFflA-JnBrINp02d146CaJrR_r52hAEAAIAAAAAXmL1IDoHPz3S5deta0ygANUUoEFBsuKHaeDo3NXVUptxxDXR00yaNmILqd1psJckYhrBhh7wdQNdNYaSsqgwsF8Nuw_hhUAbg27hhGaVLmbeK3eS3mtVlq1D73Vg3KSk-24DmR0o-jT2u88k4MLfkqxuipEsLAEcSoe4zAPE1jcch2GGvlNWTHN98gMxw-svmvu6hizZ1fe-pWNtMGwa9u_hVimOr8A-7HcidA4Sj_jBprulGUapifc-Dd_qZFj1FM1HedHvnu8NKzp_uRr8z_Myk0IO6RyqjPPufLdafV3N4hmEqVex8P8jr4SkZWT0f-4i1epfZcRJmz6ognOCfaxa91c3qFNpG3IVY881g9aCPdLOxmU5FqKDPgHIZLvp8wWeTWdi_YQaAXMUh-yZQXBLhBimG8SR2iRj6ZTvu_L_Ytmc0QePkaijA6CB8wY2SbHlOGL2JUcEXKoNjC9dSSbkHqWx0tXMR2XCCdlhHPC1vGYcCgV-XQ_bfqgN7yn8"
-d ""referenceId:35f1f125-5d33-44a4-82fc-26734843c804"" "https://webite.com:443/testing/api/devices/12345678/parentPath"
curl -X PUT
--header "Content-Type: application/json"
--header "Accept: application/json"
--header "Authorization: Bearer gAAAAJ1EY28EHByJCcgT-sWhzid-cxW1uQrfO1QJG52D4n9GYj9YWd4KUGBSxO2LXZ48eEbQivSAlM6bplNE82o84UFnkwiVJ0V1q4DM9VAHw6jU4UvkdhhSrlupC6gKl_RHEgf2cluwvAN11My7eFflA-JnBrINp02d146CaJrR_r52hAEAAIAAAAAXmL1IDoHPz3S5deta0ygANUUoEFBsuKHaeDo3NXVUptxxDXR00yaNmILqd1psJckYhrBhh7wdQNdNYaSsqgwsF8Nuw_hhUAbg27hhGaVLmbeK3eS3mtVlq1D73Vg3KSk-24DmR0o-jT2u88k4MLfkqxuipEsLAEcSoe4zAPE1jcch2GGvlNWTHN98gMxw-svmvu6hizZ1fe-pWNtMGwa9u_hVimOr8A-7HcidA4Sj_jBprulGUapifc-Dd_qZFj1FM1HedHvnu8NKzp_uRr8z_Myk0IO6RyqjPPufLdafV3N4hmEqVex8P8jr4SkZWT0f-4i1epfZcRJmz6ognOCfaxa91c3qFNpG3IVY881g9aCPdLOxmU5FqKDPgHIZLvp8wWeTWdi_YQaAXMUh-yZQXBLhBimG8SR2iRj6ZTvu_L_Ytmc0QePkaijA6CB8wY2SbHlOGL2JUcEXKoNjC9dSSbkHqWx0tXMR2XCCdlhHPC1vGYcCgV-XQ_bfqgN7yn8"
-d ""referenceId:5abd0360-c4be-4e69-8085-340755f87290"" "https://webite.com:443/testing/api/devices/87654321/parentPath"
Or if you have a way (right syntax) so that I can curl directly, much appreciated.
bash curl echo counter
bash curl echo counter
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Use >> instead of > when you want to append rather that overwrite.
..."$output1"/parentPath" " > test.sh
Should be
..."$output1"/parentPath" " >> test.sh
Edit: I think you can use something a little simpler than what you are doing:
#!/bin/bash
while read -r boy && read -r girl <&3; do
# I omitted parts of the curl command with ...
echo "curl -X PUT ... referenceId:$girl ...api/devices/$boy/" >> test.sh
done < boy.txt 3<girl.txt
answered Nov 11 at 3:29
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Hi ssemilla, your great! after I've followed your answer, it echoed about 3xcurl-command (first second third). im not sure why. I only need two output. any ideas?
– Confidential Company
Nov 11 at 4:07
Well that is because you have an inner loop and based from the logic of your script, you will really have three outputs.
– ssemilla
Nov 11 at 4:45
@ConfidentialCompany look at the updated code, your problem could be solved a little bit easier by reading the two files in the same loop.
– ssemilla
Nov 11 at 4:57
It works! thanks
– Confidential Company
Nov 11 at 13:43
Note that you probably need/want to remove any old copy of the output file in the top of the script (before the loop). Otherwise, if you run it more than once, you'll keep appending to the same file. Alternately, do the output redirect as>test.shon thedoneline with your simplified example.
– Chris Dodd
Nov 11 at 17:07
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Use >> instead of > when you want to append rather that overwrite.
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Should be
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Edit: I think you can use something a little simpler than what you are doing:
#!/bin/bash
while read -r boy && read -r girl <&3; do
# I omitted parts of the curl command with ...
echo "curl -X PUT ... referenceId:$girl ...api/devices/$boy/" >> test.sh
done < boy.txt 3<girl.txt
answered Nov 11 at 3:29
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Hi ssemilla, your great! after I've followed your answer, it echoed about 3xcurl-command (first second third). im not sure why. I only need two output. any ideas?
– Confidential Company
Nov 11 at 4:07
Well that is because you have an inner loop and based from the logic of your script, you will really have three outputs.
– ssemilla
Nov 11 at 4:45
@ConfidentialCompany look at the updated code, your problem could be solved a little bit easier by reading the two files in the same loop.
– ssemilla
Nov 11 at 4:57
It works! thanks
– Confidential Company
Nov 11 at 13:43
Note that you probably need/want to remove any old copy of the output file in the top of the script (before the loop). Otherwise, if you run it more than once, you'll keep appending to the same file. Alternately, do the output redirect as>test.shon thedoneline with your simplified example.
– Chris Dodd
Nov 11 at 17:07
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up vote
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down vote
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Use >> instead of > when you want to append rather that overwrite.
..."$output1"/parentPath" " > test.sh
Should be
..."$output1"/parentPath" " >> test.sh
Edit: I think you can use something a little simpler than what you are doing:
#!/bin/bash
while read -r boy && read -r girl <&3; do
# I omitted parts of the curl command with ...
echo "curl -X PUT ... referenceId:$girl ...api/devices/$boy/" >> test.sh
done < boy.txt 3<girl.txt
answered Nov 11 at 3:29
ssemilla
3,077424
Hi ssemilla, your great! after I've followed your answer, it echoed about 3xcurl-command (first second third). im not sure why. I only need two output. any ideas?
– Confidential Company
Nov 11 at 4:07
Well that is because you have an inner loop and based from the logic of your script, you will really have three outputs.
– ssemilla
Nov 11 at 4:45
@ConfidentialCompany look at the updated code, your problem could be solved a little bit easier by reading the two files in the same loop.
– ssemilla
Nov 11 at 4:57
It works! thanks
– Confidential Company
Nov 11 at 13:43
Note that you probably need/want to remove any old copy of the output file in the top of the script (before the loop). Otherwise, if you run it more than once, you'll keep appending to the same file. Alternately, do the output redirect as>test.shon thedoneline with your simplified example.
– Chris Dodd
Nov 11 at 17:07
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Use >> instead of > when you want to append rather that overwrite.
..."$output1"/parentPath" " > test.sh
Should be
..."$output1"/parentPath" " >> test.sh
Edit: I think you can use something a little simpler than what you are doing:
#!/bin/bash
while read -r boy && read -r girl <&3; do
# I omitted parts of the curl command with ...
echo "curl -X PUT ... referenceId:$girl ...api/devices/$boy/" >> test.sh
done < boy.txt 3<girl.txt
answered Nov 11 at 3:29
ssemilla
3,077424
Use >> instead of > when you want to append rather that overwrite.
..."$output1"/parentPath" " > test.sh
Should be
..."$output1"/parentPath" " >> test.sh
Edit: I think you can use something a little simpler than what you are doing:
#!/bin/bash
while read -r boy && read -r girl <&3; do
# I omitted parts of the curl command with ...
echo "curl -X PUT ... referenceId:$girl ...api/devices/$boy/" >> test.sh
done < boy.txt 3<girl.txt
answered Nov 11 at 3:29
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edited Nov 11 at 17:00
answered Nov 11 at 3:29
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answered Nov 11 at 3:29
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answered Nov 11 at 3:29
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Hi ssemilla, your great! after I've followed your answer, it echoed about 3xcurl-command (first second third). im not sure why. I only need two output. any ideas?
– Confidential Company
Nov 11 at 4:07
Well that is because you have an inner loop and based from the logic of your script, you will really have three outputs.
– ssemilla
Nov 11 at 4:45
@ConfidentialCompany look at the updated code, your problem could be solved a little bit easier by reading the two files in the same loop.
– ssemilla
Nov 11 at 4:57
It works! thanks
– Confidential Company
Nov 11 at 13:43
Note that you probably need/want to remove any old copy of the output file in the top of the script (before the loop). Otherwise, if you run it more than once, you'll keep appending to the same file. Alternately, do the output redirect as>test.shon thedoneline with your simplified example.
– Chris Dodd
Nov 11 at 17:07
|
show 3 more comments
Hi ssemilla, your great! after I've followed your answer, it echoed about 3xcurl-command (first second third). im not sure why. I only need two output. any ideas?
– Confidential Company
Nov 11 at 4:07
Well that is because you have an inner loop and based from the logic of your script, you will really have three outputs.
– ssemilla
Nov 11 at 4:45
@ConfidentialCompany look at the updated code, your problem could be solved a little bit easier by reading the two files in the same loop.
– ssemilla
Nov 11 at 4:57
It works! thanks
– Confidential Company
Nov 11 at 13:43
Note that you probably need/want to remove any old copy of the output file in the top of the script (before the loop). Otherwise, if you run it more than once, you'll keep appending to the same file. Alternately, do the output redirect as>test.shon thedoneline with your simplified example.
– Chris Dodd
Nov 11 at 17:07
Hi ssemilla, your great! after I've followed your answer, it echoed about 3xcurl-command (first second third). im not sure why. I only need two output. any ideas?
– Confidential Company
Nov 11 at 4:07
Hi ssemilla, your great! after I've followed your answer, it echoed about 3xcurl-command (first second third). im not sure why. I only need two output. any ideas?
– Confidential Company
Nov 11 at 4:07
Well that is because you have an inner loop and based from the logic of your script, you will really have three outputs.
– ssemilla
Nov 11 at 4:45
Well that is because you have an inner loop and based from the logic of your script, you will really have three outputs.
– ssemilla
Nov 11 at 4:45
@ConfidentialCompany look at the updated code, your problem could be solved a little bit easier by reading the two files in the same loop.
– ssemilla
Nov 11 at 4:57
@ConfidentialCompany look at the updated code, your problem could be solved a little bit easier by reading the two files in the same loop.
– ssemilla
Nov 11 at 4:57
It works! thanks
– Confidential Company
Nov 11 at 13:43
It works! thanks
– Confidential Company
Nov 11 at 13:43
Note that you probably need/want to remove any old copy of the output file in the top of the script (before the loop). Otherwise, if you run it more than once, you'll keep appending to the same file. Alternately, do the output redirect as
>test.sh on the done line with your simplified example.– Chris Dodd
Nov 11 at 17:07
Note that you probably need/want to remove any old copy of the output file in the top of the script (before the loop). Otherwise, if you run it more than once, you'll keep appending to the same file. Alternately, do the output redirect as
>test.sh on the done line with your simplified example.– Chris Dodd
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