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Shell script returning “Running: command not found”. Not sure why
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When I am setting a variable to a command, I am getting the answer along with the error "command not found". Below is the command in the script.
#!/bin/bash
fs=$(ps -C "daemon_name" > /dev/null && echo "Running" || echo "Not Running")
$fs
Output:
./test.sh: Line 5: Running: command not found
bash shell variable
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When I am setting a variable to a command, I am getting the answer along with the error "command not found". Below is the command in the script.
#!/bin/bash
fs=$(ps -C "daemon_name" > /dev/null && echo "Running" || echo "Not Running")
$fs
Output:
./test.sh: Line 5: Running: command not found
bash shell variable
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When I am setting a variable to a command, I am getting the answer along with the error "command not found". Below is the command in the script.
#!/bin/bash
fs=$(ps -C "daemon_name" > /dev/null && echo "Running" || echo "Not Running")
$fs
Output:
./test.sh: Line 5: Running: command not found
bash shell variable
edited 8 hours ago
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When I am setting a variable to a command, I am getting the answer along with the error "command not found". Below is the command in the script.
#!/bin/bash
fs=$(ps -C "daemon_name" > /dev/null && echo "Running" || echo "Not Running")
$fs
Output:
./test.sh: Line 5: Running: command not found
bash shell variable
bash shell variable
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ps is finding the process you are looking for which causes your fs variable to be set to Running. When you call $fs you are essentially just trying to run Running. Since there is no command named Running on your system you get command not found. I imagine you want to echo or printf the result?
printf '%sn' "$fs"
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Thank you, your suggestion cleared that up for me. I went with echo, but I tried both and they worked. Have a good one!
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ps is finding the process you are looking for which causes your fs variable to be set to Running. When you call $fs you are essentially just trying to run Running. Since there is no command named Running on your system you get command not found. I imagine you want to echo or printf the result?
printf '%sn' "$fs"
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Thank you, your suggestion cleared that up for me. I went with echo, but I tried both and they worked. Have a good one!
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ps is finding the process you are looking for which causes your fs variable to be set to Running. When you call $fs you are essentially just trying to run Running. Since there is no command named Running on your system you get command not found. I imagine you want to echo or printf the result?
printf '%sn' "$fs"
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Thank you, your suggestion cleared that up for me. I went with echo, but I tried both and they worked. Have a good one!
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8 hours ago
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ps is finding the process you are looking for which causes your fs variable to be set to Running. When you call $fs you are essentially just trying to run Running. Since there is no command named Running on your system you get command not found. I imagine you want to echo or printf the result?
printf '%sn' "$fs"
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answered 8 hours ago
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ps is finding the process you are looking for which causes your fs variable to be set to Running. When you call $fs you are essentially just trying to run Running. Since there is no command named Running on your system you get command not found. I imagine you want to echo or printf the result?
printf '%sn' "$fs"
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Thank you, your suggestion cleared that up for me. I went with echo, but I tried both and they worked. Have a good one!
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Thank you, your suggestion cleared that up for me. I went with echo, but I tried both and they worked. Have a good one!
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Thank you, your suggestion cleared that up for me. I went with echo, but I tried both and they worked. Have a good one!
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Thank you, your suggestion cleared that up for me. I went with echo, but I tried both and they worked. Have a good one!
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