Re: about "interfaces" file
- From: apm35@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 15 Nov 2007 01:20:02 -0800 (PST)
Pablo Sanchez wrote:
In article <49i0mk$dos@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, terrym@xxxxxxxxxxxx writes:[snip]
I wrote the following shell script to convert a *normal* :-)
interfaces file into a TLI interfaces file
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Many thanks, this is just the sort of script I was looking for.
Unfortunately it gives an error:
nawk: newline in string %s tli tc... at source line 44 in
function expand_entry
context is
printf "\t%s tli tcp /dev/tcp \\x000$5 >>>
<<< IP=""
nawk: next is illegal inside a function at source line 54 in function
expand_entry
nawk: syntax error at source line 55 in function expand_entry
missing }
The env in which I find myself has some ancient components that will
never be changed/updated. Maybe the version of nawk is too old? Why
does the script use nawk and not awk please?
-Andrew Marlow
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