> -----Original Message-----
> From: mark
> Subject: Re: Bash Script Question
>
>
> For example, with a datafile, you could then say
> export BLOCKED_SERVICES=`cat myblocked` but where you
> need the services broken out, youi would want to use awk:
>
> # start of awk script
> BEGIN {
> FS = ","; # define the comma as the field seperator
> }
> { print $1, $2, $3; # awk automagicaly splits the line into
> fields, as
> # defined by the FS (default is whitespace)
> }
> # end of awk script
Or (based on your requirements) you can define a database using shell arrays
#!/bin/bash
PROTO=1 ; PORT=2 ; DESC=3
declare -a BLOCKED_SERVICE=(
[0]="tcp,111,'Sun RPC'"
[1]="udp,111,'Sun RPC'"
[2]="tcp,443,'Microsoft DS'"
[3]="udp,443,'Microsoft DS'")
IFS=':'
for SUB_SCRIPT in ${BLOCKED_SERVICE[*]} ; do
IFS=',' ; let i=1
for VAL in ${SUB_SCRIPT} ; do
SUBVAL[$i]=${VAL} ; let i++
done
echo "Proto=${SUBVAL[$PROTO]} Port=${SUBVAL[$PORT]}
Desc=${SUBVAL[$DESC]}"
done
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