yeswanth's questions

The below is my Jenkins Pipeline stage

stage ('Import') {

            steps {
                sshagent([sshCredentials]) {
                    sh '''
                        #!/bin/bash
                        sh -x ETL_AUTOMATION/Scripts/export.sh
                    '''

Build output:-

[[ RMO_TST12 ==  ]]

ETL_AUTOMATION/Scripts/export.sh: 17: ETL_AUTOMATION/Scripts/export.sh: [[: not found

if condition in script:-

if [[ "$SOURCE_FOLDER" == "" ]]; then

    echo "SOURCE_FOLDER not specified... exiting"
    exit 1
fi

I have mentioned #!/bin/bash in my script also.

Please help me, I am really stuck here.

While logging into my remote server it expects a user input, it's bash_profile is modified in such a way.

[nikhil]$ cat .bash_profile
if [ -f ~/.bashrc ]; then
        . ~/.bashrc
fi
read -p "enter your name " Name
echo $Name

How can i login into this remote server using ssh and pass that input through script.

I am using the command below, in my target sever:

rsync -ab myuser@sourcehost:/source_dir/* target_dir

But this is not able to sync the hidden files present source_dir anything I need to use any --include so that the hidden files can be migrated.

But that include option should not affect the migration of normal files as I'm using this command in my script.

What should I do?

I need to copy a file from local to remote server. I am using rsync for this with passwordless connection. I am not able to change permissions for the file after migration.

I am using this command.

rsync -ab --suffix _BKP"$(date +%Y%d%m)" --perms --chmod=ug+rwx,o+rx --chown=sai:sai /home/yesh/yesh_final_V1.sh [email protected]:/data001/yesh

yesh is also a super user. My rsync version is rsync-3.1.1-1.el7.rfx.x86_64.

Am I doing anything wrong? If so please correct me. Or is there any other way to change permissions on remote server using sudo user?

Note: I don't want to login into server and change. I need this to be done from my local itself, kind of running from a script.

After mounting /yesh onto a new volume, I cannot see the sub directory /yesh/data001 which was existing before mounting.

If the sub directory is existing where can I find it?

[yesh]$ env | grep password
password=hello

-> tsts is my script which uses env variable password.

[yesh]$ grep password tsts

export DB_PWD="$password"

-> this is my script running in debug mode

[yesh]$ sh -x tsts

+ export DB_DD=yesh
+ DB_DD=yesh
+ export DB_USER=user
+ DB_USER=user
+ export DB_PWD=hello
+ DB_PWD=hello
+ echo 'sqlplus '\''user/hello@yesh'\'''

sqlplus 'user/hello@yesh'

What can i do so that password is not displayed while running script in debug mode??

Through script I am not able to change into directories and list the files. cd is not working.

Here is my script

#!/bin/bash

export HOME=/home/yesh

DIR_START=2
DIR_END=`wc -l < ${HOME}/conf/DirectoryList`

while [ ${DIR_START} -le ${DIR_END} ];
do
        DIR1=`cat /home/yesh/conf/DirectoryList | sed -ne ${DIR_START}p`
        echo "cd ${HOME}/${DIR1}"
        find . -type f > /home/yesh/Files_"$(date +%Y%d%m)".log
done

DirectoryList
/home/yesh/yesh.txt
/home/yesh/Yesh
/home/yesh/BACKUP
/home/yesh/venv3
/home/yesh/pythonfund

The above are the list of directories I need to navigate through in ${HOME}/conf/DirectoryList