I have available 2 packages with name:
Currently I have bash script set for one package:
if [[ $package1 == 'OFF' ]]; then
exit 0;
else
.......
......
......
do something
......
.....
.....
EOF
chown $username. /home/$username/domains/$domain/public_html/.htaccess
fi
Now when this package is OFF
then we this script exit. Correct.
ok, but I want to run the code now depending on which option is enabled.
I try somelike this:
### START THIS CODE RUN ONLY WHEN PACKAKGE1 IS ON
if [[ $package1 == 'ON' ]]; then
.......
......
......
do something
......
.....
.....
EOF
chown $username. /home/$username/domains/$domain/public_html/.htaccess
fi
### END
### START THIS CODE RUN ONLY WHEN PACKAKGE2 IS ON
elseif [[ $package2 == 'ON' ]]; then
.......
......
......
do something
......
.....
.....
EOF
chown $username. /home/$username/domains/$domain/public_html/.htaccess
fi
But I guess I'm doing something wrong. Can someone please help me to do this. If the given option is enabled, it only wants to execute the code for the given option and skip the other codes.
When pkg 1 and 2 are ON, only 1 will executed:
if [ "$package1" = "ON" ]; then
chown...
elif [ "$package2" = "ON" ]; then
chown...
fi
When pkg 1 and 2 are ON, both will executed:
if [ "$package1" = "ON" ]; then
chown...
fi
if [ "$package2" = "ON" ]; then
chown...
fi