Checking a file for its directory
- From: Robert K <unixrobert@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 27 Jun 2006 15:12:42 -0400 (EDT)
Hello Managers
I am writing a script to delete logfiles. The script will be called at the command line followed by the log file name as the argument. Right now I am working for <./scriptname> <filename>. I have added couple of "if-then-*-fi"s
to check for root access and the sake of one file name as the command line argument. Now I also want to add one more loop which will be perforfmed after the above mentioned loops that checks whether the file is under the LOG_DIR (This is a declared variable at the begining of the script) or not?
Basically I want the command or syntax for this.
if [[ "$1" <is not under> "$LOG-DIR" ]]
then
echo "The file $1 is not under $LOG_DIR ]]
else
rm $1
fi
Thanks and I will summarize
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