Im trying to do the below:
file1:
x.x.x.5
x.x.x.6
file2:
router
switch
Trying to loop through both files to create two additional files each name in file2 as:
ping_router.sh
sudo /sbin/mtr -rn -c 30 --interval 1 -Z 1 x.x.x.6 | sed 's/Start: //g' | sed -e '2,$ s/^/ /'
ping_switch.sh
sudo /sbin/mtr -rn -c 30 --interval 1 -Z 1 x.x.x.7 | sed 's/Start: //g' | sed -e '2,$ s/^/ /'
Script:
for x in $(cat file1); do; for z in $(cat file2); do; echo "sudo /sbin/mtr -rn -c 30 --interval 1 -Z 1 $x | sed 's/Start: //g' | sed -e '2,$ s/^/ /'" >>mtr_$z.sh; done;done
^^ It creates the two files but includes both IPs
How would i accomplish the above?
With bash:
#!/bin/bash
declare -A data1 data2 # associative arrays
declare -i counter1 counter2 # integer flag
# read file1 to associative array data1
while read -r line; do
counter1+=1; data1[$counter1]="$line"
done < file1
# read file2 to associative array data2
while read -r line; do
counter2+=1; data2[$counter2]="$line"
done < file2
# print associative arrays
for i in ${!data1[@]}; do
echo "foo ${data1[$i]} bar >ping_${data2[$i]}.sh"
echo "foo ${data1[$i]} bar" >"ping_${data2[$i]}.sh"
done
Output:
foo x.x.x.6 bar >ping_switch.sh foo x.x.x.5 bar >ping_router.sh