Bash script with command argument not working
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Using a bash script ./find_dates. Code in find_dates
grep '^2019/02/01' /pi/home/data/*|sort -t: -k2 > /pi/home/files/data.txt;
I am getting data in the data.txt
However when I run ./find_dates2 2019/02/01. Code in find_dates2:
grep '^$1' /pi/home/data/*|sort -t: -k2 > /pi/home/files/data.txt;
The data.txt is empty.
bash shell-script debian
edited Feb 15 at 19:41
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Using a bash script ./find_dates. Code in find_dates
grep '^2019/02/01' /pi/home/data/*|sort -t: -k2 > /pi/home/files/data.txt;
I am getting data in the data.txt
However when I run ./find_dates2 2019/02/01. Code in find_dates2:
grep '^$1' /pi/home/data/*|sort -t: -k2 > /pi/home/files/data.txt;
The data.txt is empty.
bash shell-script debian
edited Feb 15 at 19:41
chaos
35.8k974119
asked Feb 15 at 17:20
user3525290user3525290
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add a comment |
Using a bash script ./find_dates. Code in find_dates
grep '^2019/02/01' /pi/home/data/*|sort -t: -k2 > /pi/home/files/data.txt;
I am getting data in the data.txt
However when I run ./find_dates2 2019/02/01. Code in find_dates2:
grep '^$1' /pi/home/data/*|sort -t: -k2 > /pi/home/files/data.txt;
The data.txt is empty.
bash shell-script debian
edited Feb 15 at 19:41
chaos
35.8k974119
asked Feb 15 at 17:20
user3525290user3525290
1153
Using a bash script ./find_dates. Code in find_dates
grep '^2019/02/01' /pi/home/data/*|sort -t: -k2 > /pi/home/files/data.txt;
I am getting data in the data.txt
However when I run ./find_dates2 2019/02/01. Code in find_dates2:
grep '^$1' /pi/home/data/*|sort -t: -k2 > /pi/home/files/data.txt;
The data.txt is empty.
bash shell-script debian
bash shell-script debian
edited Feb 15 at 19:41
chaos
35.8k974119
asked Feb 15 at 17:20
user3525290user3525290
1153
edited Feb 15 at 19:41
chaos
35.8k974119
asked Feb 15 at 17:20
user3525290user3525290
1153
edited Feb 15 at 19:41
chaos
35.8k974119
edited Feb 15 at 19:41
chaos
35.8k974119
edited Feb 15 at 19:41
chaos
35.8k974119
35.8k974119
asked Feb 15 at 17:20
user3525290user3525290
1153
asked Feb 15 at 17:20
user3525290user3525290
1153
asked Feb 15 at 17:20
user3525290user3525290
1153
1153
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Simple typo - use double quotes instead of single quotes, otherwise the variable doesn't get expanded.
grep "^$1" /pi/home/data/*|sort -t: -k2 > /pi/home/files/data.txt;
answered Feb 15 at 17:21
tinktink
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Thanks. I had that but I didn't think it was working. But I was sending in the incorrect date. Thank you.
– user3525290
Feb 15 at 17:25
Heh. You're welcome.
– tink
Feb 15 at 17:31
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Simple typo - use double quotes instead of single quotes, otherwise the variable doesn't get expanded.
grep "^$1" /pi/home/data/*|sort -t: -k2 > /pi/home/files/data.txt;
answered Feb 15 at 17:21
tinktink
4,49711222
Thanks. I had that but I didn't think it was working. But I was sending in the incorrect date. Thank you.
– user3525290
Feb 15 at 17:25
Heh. You're welcome.
– tink
Feb 15 at 17:31
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Simple typo - use double quotes instead of single quotes, otherwise the variable doesn't get expanded.
grep "^$1" /pi/home/data/*|sort -t: -k2 > /pi/home/files/data.txt;
answered Feb 15 at 17:21
tinktink
4,49711222
Thanks. I had that but I didn't think it was working. But I was sending in the incorrect date. Thank you.
– user3525290
Feb 15 at 17:25
Heh. You're welcome.
– tink
Feb 15 at 17:31
add a comment |
Simple typo - use double quotes instead of single quotes, otherwise the variable doesn't get expanded.
grep "^$1" /pi/home/data/*|sort -t: -k2 > /pi/home/files/data.txt;
answered Feb 15 at 17:21
tinktink
4,49711222
Simple typo - use double quotes instead of single quotes, otherwise the variable doesn't get expanded.
grep "^$1" /pi/home/data/*|sort -t: -k2 > /pi/home/files/data.txt;
answered Feb 15 at 17:21
tinktink
4,49711222
answered Feb 15 at 17:21
tinktink
4,49711222
answered Feb 15 at 17:21
tinktink
4,49711222
answered Feb 15 at 17:21
tinktink
4,49711222
4,49711222
Thanks. I had that but I didn't think it was working. But I was sending in the incorrect date. Thank you.
– user3525290
Feb 15 at 17:25
Heh. You're welcome.
– tink
Feb 15 at 17:31
add a comment |
Thanks. I had that but I didn't think it was working. But I was sending in the incorrect date. Thank you.
– user3525290
Feb 15 at 17:25
Heh. You're welcome.
– tink
Feb 15 at 17:31
Thanks. I had that but I didn't think it was working. But I was sending in the incorrect date. Thank you.
– user3525290
Feb 15 at 17:25
Thanks. I had that but I didn't think it was working. But I was sending in the incorrect date. Thank you.
– user3525290
Feb 15 at 17:25
Heh. You're welcome.
– tink
Feb 15 at 17:31
Heh. You're welcome.
– tink
Feb 15 at 17:31
add a comment |
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