[WBEL-users] bash causes sporadic job control output

[Alan Sparks]

Ok, so "-v" or not.  A cut/paste a little out of sync.  Doesn't matter, 
same result no matter what I put in there.
The code runs perfectly on RH 7.2, FC2, and Solaris with a bash shell.
And no, /opt/sendmail/mailq is Sendmail code, not a script.  And it's 
working fine too, I've checked that very carefully.
-Alan

Kirby Bohling wrote:
> On Tue, Jul 20, 2004 at 10:29:19AM -0600, Alan Sparks wrote:
> 
> <snip...>
> 
>>/home/asparks/bin/mtabacklog: line 7:  3810 Done                   
>>mailq -v
>>      3811                       | perl -n -e '/^\s+\<.*\@(.*)\>/ &&
>>print "$1\n"'
>>      3812                       | sort
>>      3813                       | uniq -c
>>      3814 Broken pipe             | sort -nr
>>
> 
> <snip...>
> 
> Something isn't correct.  You either aren't running what you think
> you are, or there is a cut and paste gone bad....
> 
> Your above command says "3810 Done mailq -v"
> 
> However, your script doesn't runs "mailq", not "mailq -v".  So now
> I'm worried about that then I am about anything else.  Either you
> aren't posting exactly what you are running, or you aren't running
> what you think you are.  Finally, why is "mailq -v" on line 7?  The
> script you posted has "mailq" on the second line?
> 
> Is "/opt/sendmail/mailq" a script by chance?
> 
> 	Thanks,
> 		Kirby
> 
> 
>>====== the script for reference =====
>>#!/bin/sh
>>/opt/sendmail/mailq \
>>        | perl -n -e '/^\s+\<.*\@(.*)\>/ && print "$1\n"' \
>>        | sort \
>>        | uniq -c \
>>        | sort -nr
>>
>>
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