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#!/bin/bash
#Script to move 50 files at a time from the selected GPRSS Station
# By Tom Buchanan - First Bash Script!
# File Formats:
#To Old Messages: Too-old-27af9abd.msg or Too-old-27af9abd.msg
#To Lost-msg: /usr/medway/GPRSS1/GBP/bin/lost-msg
#To Recovery-msg: /usr/medway/GPRSS1/GBP/bin/recovery-msg


MEDWAYPATH="/usr/medway";
LOSTMSGPATH="/GBP/bin/lost-msg";
COUNT=0;
declare -a RETRYMSG
declare -a OLDMSG
declare -a GPRSS

#Find GPRSS DIRS
GPRSS_LIST="`ls ${MEDWAYPATH} | grep GPRSS`";
if [ "$GPRSS_LIST" = "" ];
then
        echo "NO GPRSS Folders Found in $MEDWAYPATH";
        exit;
else
        for list in ${GPRSS_LIST};
         do
                MSGCHECK="`ls ${MEDWAYPATH}/${list}${LOSTMSGPATH} | egrep Too-old | wc -l`";
                OLD_LIST="$OLD_LIST $MSGCHECK";
                MSGCHECK="`ls ${MEDWAYPATH}/${list}${LOSTMSGPATH} | egrep Retry | wc -l`";
                RETRY_LIST="$RETRY_LIST $MSGCHECK";
        done;

        for list in ${GPRSS_LIST};
         do
                GPRSS[$COUNT]=${list};
                ((COUNT++));
         done
        for list in ${OLD_LIST};
         do
                OLDMSG[$COUNT]=${list};
                echo "test ${list}";
                ((COUNT++));
         done

        for list in ${RETRY_LIST};
         do
                RETRYMSG[$COUNT]=${list};
                ((COUNT++));
         done

fi

echo "Too-old messages ${OLDMSG[@]}";
echo "Retry messages ${RETRYMSG[@]}";
echo " test Retry Field  3:  "${OLDMSG[3]}" "
echo GPRSS Station List; echo "---------------"
echo -e "No.\tGPRSS\t|\tRetry MSGs\t|\tOld MSGs"

COUNT=0;
for list in ${GPRSS_LIST};
        do
                echo -e $COUNT:  "\t"$list"\t"${RETRYMSG[$COUNT]};
                ((COUNT++));
done;


echo Please make your Selection 1 to $COUNT:
read GPRSS
echo -e "You Selected \t$GPRSS"

#!/bin/bash
declare -a array
x=0
for i in $(seq 1 5); do
   array[$x]=$i
   ((x++))
done

x=0
# Print the array :)
echo "array: ${array[@]}"
# Print the array using a for loop instead of @. This reveals if the elements are in order.
echo -n "values: "
for i in $array[@]; do
   echo -n "{$array[$x]} "
   ((x++))
done
echo
# Just test a random array element and see if it shows everything correctly
echo "random value: ${array[2]}"

MEDWAYPATH="/usr/medway"
LOSTMSGPATH="/GBP/bin/lost-msg"

#Find GPRSS DIRS
GPRSS_LIST="`ls ${MEDWAYPATH} | grep GPRSS`"
if [ "$GPRSS_LIST" = "" ]
then
        echo "NO GPRSS Folders Found in $MEDWAYPATH"
        exit
else
        for list in ${GPRSS_LIST}
         do
                #Check for Too-old and Retry  messages
                MSGCHECK="`ls ${MEDWAYPATH}/${list}${LOSTMSGPATH} | grep Too-old | wc -l`"
                OLD_LIST="$OLD_LIST $MSGCHECK"
                MSGCHECK="`ls ${MEDWAYPATH}/${list}${LOSTMSGPATH} | grep Retry | wc -l`"
                RETRY_LIST="$RETRY_LIST $MSGCHECK"
        done
COUNT=0
        #Creates GPRSS ARRAY
        for list in ${GPRSS_LIST}
         do
                GPRSS[$COUNT]=${list}
                ((COUNT++))
         done

COUNT=0
        #Creates OLD MSG ARRAY
        for list in ${OLD_LIST}
         do
                OLDMSG[$COUNT]=${list}
                ((COUNT++))
         done

COUNT=0
        #Creates RETRY MSG ARRAY
        for list in ${RETRY_LIST}
         do
                RETRYMSG[$COUNT]=${list}
                ((COUNT++))
         done
fi

echo GPRSS Station List echo "---------------"
echo -e "No.\tGPRSS\t|\tOld MSGs\t|\tRetry MSGs\t|"

COUNT=0
#Lists amount of messages found by GPRSS Station for End User
for list in ${GPRSS_LIST}
        do
                echo -e $COUNT:  "\t$list\t|\t${OLDMSG[$COUNT]}\t\t|\t${RETRYMSG[$COUNT]}\t\t|"
                ((COUNT++))
done


echo Please make your Selection 1 to $COUNT:
read GPRSS
echo -e "You Selected \t$GPRSS"

for i in ${array[@]}; do

echo -n "${array[$x]} "

#!/bin/bash
declare -a array
x=0
for i in $(seq 1 5); do
   array[$x]=$i
   ((x++))
done

x=0
# Print the array :)
echo "array: ${array[@]}"
# Print the array using a for loop instead of @. This reveals if the elements are in order.
echo -n "values: "
for i in ${array[@]}; do
   echo -n "${array[$x]} "
   ((x++))
done
echo
# Just test a random array element and see if it shows everything correctly
echo "random value: ${array[2]}"