I have worked my best on trying to make a script to iterate thorugh 2 Arrays. The values in each Array needs to get its value input into a string called ExecuteSyncoid based on a string called SyncoidCommand so a command with the changed parts will be executed.

The String is called

SyncoidCommand

The command/string from SyncoidCommand that needs to be changed looks like this

SynCoid-IterateThroughDataSets.sh -s /home/darkyere/Scripts/Syncoid/shortsourcelist -d /home/darkyere/Scripts/Syncoid/shortdestinationlist -c "syncoid <username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet DestDataSet --compress none --sshcipher [email protected] --sshport <Port> --sshkey "/Dest/To/KeyFile" --no-privilege-elevation" -p <Password>

Now the two parts that needs to be changed is in

<username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet DestDataSet

Where SourceDataSet and DestDataSet is the two in question.

It will in the long run allso need to work in the Opposite way looking like this

SourceDataSet <username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:DestDataSet

I have tried these different ways And few more i didnt keep in my attempts

The

$SourcePath

# And

$DestPath

Is the value from the two arrays i am attempting to insert into "ExecuteSyncoid"

ExecuteSyncoid="${SyncoidCommand/SourceDataSet/$SourcePath}"  
ExecuteSyncoid="${SyncoidCommand/DestDataSet/$DestPath}"

# ----------


ExecuteSyncoid=$(echo $SyncoidCommand | sed "s+SourceDataSet+$SourcePath+g")
ExecuteSyncoid=$(echo $SyncoidCommand | sed "s+DestDataSet+$DestPath/+g")

But the changed string allways resembles something like

syncoid <username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet Storage/WallaBag --compress none --sshcipher [email protected] --sshport <Port> --sshkey "/Dest/To/KeyFile" --no-privilege-elevation" -p <Password>

So the code changes DestDataset without a problem.

But in all my attempts including more than i posted it never changes the

<username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet

To etc.

<username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:Storage/WallaBag

Is there anyone out there with some bash knowledge that can help me change the part of the string with ":" in it No matter if it is

<username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet DestDataSet

# Or

SourceDataSet <username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:DestDataSet

Best Regards, And thank you for reading Darkyere

I have worked my best on trying to make a script to iterate through 2 arrays. The values in each array needs to get its value input into a string called ExecuteSyncoid based on a string called SyncoidCommand so a command with the changed parts will be executed.

The String is called

SyncoidCommand

The command/string from SyncoidCommand that needs to be changed looks like this

SynCoid-IterateThroughDataSets.sh -s /home/darkyere/Scripts/Syncoid/shortsourcelist -d /home/darkyere/Scripts/Syncoid/shortdestinationlist -c "syncoid <username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet DestDataSet --compress none --sshcipher [email protected] --sshport <Port> --sshkey "/Dest/To/KeyFile" --no-privilege-elevation" -p <Password>

Now the two parts that needs to be changed is in

<username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet DestDataSet

Where SourceDataSet and DestDataSet is the two in question.

It will in the long run allso need to work in the Opposite way looking like this

SourceDataSet <username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:DestDataSet

I have tried these different ways And few more i didnt keep in my attempts

The

$SourcePath

# And

$DestPath

Is the value from the two arrays i am attempting to insert into "ExecuteSyncoid"

ExecuteSyncoid="${SyncoidCommand/SourceDataSet/$SourcePath}"  
ExecuteSyncoid="${SyncoidCommand/DestDataSet/$DestPath}"

# ----------


ExecuteSyncoid=$(echo $SyncoidCommand | sed "s+SourceDataSet+$SourcePath+g")
ExecuteSyncoid=$(echo $SyncoidCommand | sed "s+DestDataSet+$DestPath/+g")

But the changed string allways resembles something like

syncoid <username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet Storage/WallaBag --compress none --sshcipher [email protected] --sshport <Port> --sshkey "/Dest/To/KeyFile" --no-privilege-elevation" -p <Password>

So the code changes DestDataset without a problem.

But in all my attempts including more than i posted it never changes the

<username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet

To etc.

<username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:Storage/WallaBag

Is there anyone out there with some bash knowledge that can help me change the part of the string with ":" in it No matter if it is

<username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet DestDataSet

# Or

SourceDataSet <username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:DestDataSet

Best Regards, And thank you for reading Darkyere

I have worked my best on trying to make a script to iterate thorugh 2 Arrays. The values in each Array needs to get its value input into a string called ExecuteSyncoid based on a string called SyncoidCommand so a command with the changed parts will be executed.

The String is called

SyncoidCommand

The command/string from SyncoidCommand that needs to be changed looks like this

SynCoid-IterateThroughDataSets.sh -s /home/darkyere/Scripts/Syncoid/shortsourcelist -d /home/darkyere/Scripts/Syncoid/shortdestinationlist -c "syncoid <username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet DestDataSet --compress none --sshcipher [email protected] --sshport <Port> --sshkey "/Dest/To/KeyFile" --no-privilege-elevation" -p <Password>

Now the two parts that needs to be changed is in

<username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet DestDataSet

Where SourceDataSet and DestDataSet is the two in question.

It will in the long run allso need to work in the Opposite way looking like this

SourceDataSet <username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:DestDataSet

I have tried these different ways And few more i didnt keep in my attempts

The

$SourcePath

# And

$DestPath

Is the value from the two arrays i am attempting to insert into "ExecuteSyncoid"

ExecuteSyncoid="${SyncoidCommand/SourceDataSet/$SourcePath}"  
ExecuteSyncoid="${SyncoidCommand/DestDataSet/$DestPath}"

# ----------


ExecuteSyncoid=$(echo $SyncoidCommand | sed "s+SourceDataSet+$SourcePath+g")
ExecuteSyncoid=$(echo $SyncoidCommand | sed "s+DestDataSet+$DestPath/+g")

But the changed string allways resembles something like

syncoid <username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet Storage/WallaBag --compress none --sshcipher [email protected] --sshport <Port> --sshkey "/Dest/To/KeyFile" --no-privilege-elevation" -p <Password>

So the code changes DestDataset without a problem.

But in all my attempts including more than i posted it never changes the

<username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet

To etc.

<username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:Storage/WallaBag

Is there anyone out there with some bash knowledge that can help me change the part of the string with ":" in it No matter if it is

<username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet DestDataSet

# Or

SourceDataSet <username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:DestDataSet

Best Regards, And thank you for reading Darkyere

EDIT:

This was the error

ExecuteSyncoid="${SyncoidCommand/SourceDataSet/$SourcePath}"  
ExecuteSyncoid="${SyncoidCommand/DestDataSet/$DestPath}"

This was the fix thanks to Philliphos

ExecuteSyncoid="${SyncoidCommand/SourceDataSet/$SourcePath}"  
ExecuteSyncoid2="${SyncoidCommand/DestDataSet/$DestPath}"

It was as simple as me overwriting the first string with the second. After changing the second sting it worked.

Thank you and have a good day.

I have worked my best on trying to make a script to iterate thorugh 2 Arrays. The values in each Array needs to get its value input into a string called ExecuteSyncoid based on a string called SyncoidCommand so a command with the changed parts will be executed.

The String is called

SyncoidCommand

The command/string from SyncoidCommand that needs to be changed looks like this

SynCoid-IterateThroughDataSets.sh -s /home/darkyere/Scripts/Syncoid/shortsourcelist -d /home/darkyere/Scripts/Syncoid/shortdestinationlist -c "syncoid <username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet DestDataSet --compress none --sshcipher [email protected] --sshport <Port> --sshkey "/Dest/To/KeyFile" --no-privilege-elevation" -p <Password>

Now the two parts that needs to be changed is in

<username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet DestDataSet

Where SourceDataSet and DestDataSet is the two in question.

It will in the long run allso need to work in the Opposite way looking like this

SourceDataSet <username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:DestDataSet

I have tried these different ways And few more i didnt keep in my attempts

The

$SourcePath

# And

$DestPath

Is the value from the two arrays i am attempting to insert into "ExecuteSyncoid"

ExecuteSyncoid="${SyncoidCommand/SourceDataSet/$SourcePath}"  
ExecuteSyncoid="${SyncoidCommand/DestDataSet/$DestPath}"

# ----------


ExecuteSyncoid=$(echo $SyncoidCommand | sed "s+SourceDataSet+$SourcePath+g")
ExecuteSyncoid=$(echo $SyncoidCommand | sed "s+DestDataSet+$DestPath/+g")

But the changed string allways resembles something like

syncoid <username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet Storage/WallaBag --compress none --sshcipher [email protected] --sshport <Port> --sshkey "/Dest/To/KeyFile" --no-privilege-elevation" -p <Password>

So the code changes DestDataset without a problem.

But in all my attempts including more than i posted it never changes the

<username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet

To etc.

<username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:Storage/WallaBag

Is there anyone out there with some bash knowledge that can help me change the part of the string with ":" in it No matter if it is

<username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet DestDataSet

# Or

SourceDataSet <username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:DestDataSet

Best Regards, And thank you for reading Darkyere

I have worked my best on trying to make a script to iterate thorugh 2 Arrays. The values in each Array needs to get its value input into a string called ExecuteSyncoid based on a string called SyncoidCommand so a command with the changed parts will be executed.

The String is called

SyncoidCommand

The command/string from SyncoidCommand that needs to be changed looks like this

SynCoid-IterateThroughDataSets.sh -s /home/darkyere/Scripts/Syncoid/shortsourcelist -d /home/darkyere/Scripts/Syncoid/shortdestinationlist -c "syncoid <username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet DestDataSet --compress none --sshcipher [email protected] --sshport <Port> --sshkey "/Dest/To/KeyFile" --no-privilege-elevation" -p <Password>

Now the two parts that needs to be changed is in

<username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet DestDataSet

Where SourceDataSet and DestDataSet is the two in question.

It will in the long run allso need to work in the Opposite way looking like this

SourceDataSet <username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:DestDataSet

I have tried these different ways And few more i didnt keep in my attempts

The

$SourcePath

# And

$DestPath

Is the value from the two arrays i am attempting to insert into "ExecuteSyncoid"

ExecuteSyncoid="${SyncoidCommand/SourceDataSet/$SourcePath}"  
ExecuteSyncoid="${SyncoidCommand/DestDataSet/$DestPath}"

# ----------


ExecuteSyncoid=$(echo $SyncoidCommand | sed "s+SourceDataSet+$SourcePath+g")
ExecuteSyncoid=$(echo $SyncoidCommand | sed "s+DestDataSet+$DestPath/+g")

But the changed string allways resembles something like

syncoid <username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet Storage/WallaBag --compress none --sshcipher [email protected] --sshport <Port> --sshkey "/Dest/To/KeyFile" --no-privilege-elevation" -p <Password>

So the code changes DestDataset without a problem.

But in all my attempts including more than i posted it never changes the

<username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet

To etc.

<username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:Storage/WallaBag

Is there anyone out there with some bash knowledge that can help me change the part of the string with ":" in it No matter if it is

<username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet DestDataSet

# Or

SourceDataSet <username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:DestDataSet

Best Regards, And thank you for reading Darkyere

I have worked my best on trying to make a script to iterate thorugh 2 Arrays. The values in each Array needs to get its value input into a string called ExecuteSyncoid based on a string called SyncoidCommand so a command with the changed parts will be executed.

The String is called

SyncoidCommand

The command/string from SyncoidCommand that needs to be changed looks like this

SynCoid-IterateThroughDataSets.sh -s /home/darkyere/Scripts/Syncoid/shortsourcelist -d /home/darkyere/Scripts/Syncoid/shortdestinationlist -c "syncoid <username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet DestDataSet --compress none --sshcipher [email protected] --sshport <Port> --sshkey "/Dest/To/KeyFile" --no-privilege-elevation" -p <Password>

Now the two parts that needs to be changed is in

<username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet DestDataSet

Where SourceDataSet and DestDataSet is the two in question.

It will in the long run allso need to work in the Opposite way looking like this

SourceDataSet <username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:DestDataSet

I have tried these different ways And few more i didnt keep in my attempts

The

$SourcePath

# And

$DestPath

Is the value from the two arrays i am attempting to insert into "ExecuteSyncoid"

ExecuteSyncoid="${SyncoidCommand/SourceDataSet/$SourcePath}"  
ExecuteSyncoid="${SyncoidCommand/DestDataSet/$DestPath}"

# ----------


ExecuteSyncoid=$(echo $SyncoidCommand | sed "s+SourceDataSet+$SourcePath+g")
ExecuteSyncoid=$(echo $SyncoidCommand | sed "s+DestDataSet+$DestPath/+g")

But the changed string allways resembles something like

syncoid <username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet Storage/WallaBag --compress none --sshcipher [email protected] --sshport <Port> --sshkey "/Dest/To/KeyFile" --no-privilege-elevation" -p <Password>

So the code changes DestDataset without a problem.

But in all my attempts including more than i posted it never changes the

<username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet

To etc.

<username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:Storage/WallaBag

Is there anyone out there with some bash knowledge that can help me change the part of the string with ":" in it No matter if it is

<username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:SourceDataSet DestDataSet

# Or

SourceDataSet <username>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:DestDataSet

Best Regards, And thank you for reading Darkyere

EDIT:

This was the error

ExecuteSyncoid="${SyncoidCommand/SourceDataSet/$SourcePath}"  
ExecuteSyncoid="${SyncoidCommand/DestDataSet/$DestPath}"

This was the fix thanks to Philliphos

ExecuteSyncoid="${SyncoidCommand/SourceDataSet/$SourcePath}"  
ExecuteSyncoid2="${SyncoidCommand/DestDataSet/$DestPath}"

It was as simple as me overwriting the first string with the second. After changing the second sting it worked.

Thank you and have a good day.