I think you just need quotes around the first grep argument.
I'd replace the grep part with this though:
cut -d'#' -f1 /etc/modules | \
grep -v '^[[:space:]]*$' | \
while read module args
....
Gordon
groups, freeman wrote:
> - Problem parsing /etc/modules
> There's a new routine (compared to BuC3.0b2) for parsing the
> /etc/modules file, that unfortunately breaks the reading of the modules
> file if the user has employed any leading tabs or spaces before the name
> of the module (indenting). The part of /etc/init.d/modutils that doesn't
> work for me is this:
>> grep ^[a-z0-9A-Z] /etc/modules |
>> while read module args
>> do
>> insmod $module $args 2>/dev/null
>> lsmod | grep -n -q ^$module || \
>> logger modutils module $module could not be loaded
>> done
> which I replaced with
>> while read module args; do
>> # Only insmod lines without leading # marks
>> if [ "${module:0:1}" != "#" ]; then
>> insmod $module $args 2>/dev/null
>> lsmod | grep -n -q ^$module || \
>> logger modutils module $module could not be loaded
>> fi
>> done < /etc/modules
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