I have problem and cant still handle with it. :( Here is my code
declare -i disk_usage_rate=$(df -h /appdata/SCT_CDR | cut -d '%' -f 1 | awk 'NR==2{print $5}')
while ["$disk_usage_rate" -gt 80]
do
...
...
done
I get the disk usage rate from df -h command. But in while loop I get the followig error. Btw it is bash script.
bash: [84: command not found
I tried so many things but I didnt solve yet.
You are missing space near square brackets used in while loop such as below -
declare -i disk_usage_rate=$(df -h /appdata/SCT_CDR | cut -d '%' -f 1 | awk 'NR==2{print $5}')
while [ "$disk_usage_rate" -gt 80 ]
do
...
...
done
A bit of history: this is because '[' was historically not a shell-built-in but a separate executable that received the expresson as arguments and returned a result. If you didn't surround the '[' with space, the shell would be searching $PATH for a different filename (and not find it) . – Andrew Medico Jun 24 '09 at 1:13
Ref - bash shell script syntax error
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