Dear Chris,
I hope you can do this way
sed "s/_DOMAIN_/$1/g;s/_USERNAME_/$2/g" vhost-template >vhosts/$1.conf
mahadevan
On Thu, 11 Feb 1999, Chris Blessing wrote:
> OK, so I have this script which was recommended to me for use with
> Virtual Hosts and the automation of adding them. I want to be able to
> run "scriptname domain.com user" and use arg's $1 and $2 in the script
> so that sed can search a template file I've specified and replace the
> flagged text with $1 and $2. Here's the script:
>
> #!/bin/sh
> cat vhost-template | sed -e 's/_DOMAIN_/$1/g' -e \ 's/_USERNAME_/$2/g' >
> vhosts/$1.conf
> echo "Added new Virtual Host."
> echo "Server Name:" $1", for user:" $2
>
> So I want it to read vhost-template which contains the _DOMAIN_ and
> _USERNAME_ flags, and replace these flags with the $1 and $2 inputs
> (respectively), then output the file to $1.conf. The echo lines work
> great, saying "Server Name: bleh.com, for user bleh" but the $1 and $2
> specified in the "cat" line are not changed when the script is run. Do
> I need to declare $1 and $2 as variables and then put the var names in
> the cat line, or can you even do that with a shell script? Any help
> would be GREATLY appreciated! =)
>
> Thanks in advance...
>
> Chris
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