unexpected end of file when I execute my shell script

[swathi bairu]

I have 3 shell scripts

script1.sh

if [ $# -ne 3 ] then # RETURN INVALID USAGE GetBatchCredentials_Result="Error" GetBatchCredentials_Reason="Invalid usage: . $0 ApplicationId Alias Logfile" else # CONTINUE PROCESSING WITH PARAMETERSLT RSLT=`/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/scripts/script2.sh $1 $2 $3` eval "$RSLT"; fi

script2.sh

# SET UP INFRASTRUCTURE CLASSPATH . /www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/scripts/script3.sh PROP="-Dcom.xxxx.env.location.pdc=ITC" # CALL JAVA GetBatchCredentials TO RETRIEVE THE SERVICE ACCOUNT CREDENTIALS $JAVA_HOME/bin/java $PROP com.xxxx.inf.serviceaccount.batch.GetBatchCredentials $1 $2 $3

script3.sh

#!/bin/ksh CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/inf-service-account-2.0.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/dependencies/inf_crypto.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/dependencies/inf_generics.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/dependencies/inf_password_vault.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/dependencies/inf-jmx-2.0.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/dependencies/inf-utils-2.0.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/dependencies/inf-env-2.0.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/dependencies/inf-recovery-2.0.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/dependencies/inf-throttle-2.0.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/dependencies/inf-trans-2.0.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/dependencies/javaee-api-6.0.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/dependencies/db2jcc.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/dependencies/db2jcc_license_cu.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/dependencies/db2java.zip export CLASSPATH

My lead wants me to combine all these 3 scripts into one, since there is no point in having 3 separate scripts here. These 3 scripts works fine separately, but I first tried to combine first 2 scripts and I am getitng unexpecetd end of file error when I execute this script:

script1+script2.sh

if [ $# -ne 3 ] then # RETURN INVALID USAGE GetBatchCredentials_Result="Error" GetBatchCredentials_Reason="Invalid usage: . $0 ApplicationId Alias Logfile" else #SET UP INFRASTRUCTURE CLASSPATH . /www/inf/xxxx/inf_security_common/2.0/scripts/script3.sh #CALL JAVA GetBatchCredentials TO RETRIEVE THE SERVICE ACCOUNT CREDENTIALS RSLT='$JAVA_HOME/bin/java com.xxxx.inf.serviceaccount.batch.GetBatchCredentials $1 $2 $3' eval "$RSLT"; fi

I am running the above scripts using the following script:

. /www/inf/xxxx/inf_security_common/2.0/scripts/GetBatchCredentials.sh SampleBatchAppId xxxxAlias gbc.log if [ "$GetBatchCredentials_Result" != "Success" ] then echo "Error obtaining FTP Credentials" echo $GetBatchCredentials_Reason ret=1 else echo "Obtained FTP Credentials" ########### FTP User ID ################################ FTP_USR=$GetBatchCredentials_ID ########### FTP Password ############################### FTP_PWD=$GetBatchCredentials_PW echo "starting FTP" $FTP_USR $FTP_PWD fi

Please help me resolve this error.

[Jeanne Boyarsky]

Did you by any chance FTP the files to edit them? IF so, you might have messed up the line ending encoding. FTP them again in ASCII mode to fix this.

[swathi bairu]

Jeanne Boyarsky wrote:Did you by any chance FTP the files to edit them? IF so, you might have messed up the line ending encoding. FTP them again in ASCII mode to fix this.

I edited them using vim command. Don't understand what do you mean by FTP in ASCII mode though.

[swathi bairu]

swathi bairu wrote:I have 3 shell scripts

script1.sh

if [ $# -ne 3 ] then # RETURN INVALID USAGE GetBatchCredentials_Result="Error" GetBatchCredentials_Reason="Invalid usage: . $0 ApplicationId Alias Logfile" else # CONTINUE PROCESSING WITH PARAMETERSLT RSLT=`/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/scripts/script2.sh $1 $2 $3` eval "$RSLT"; fi

script2.sh

# SET UP INFRASTRUCTURE CLASSPATH . /www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/scripts/script3.sh PROP="-Dcom.xxxx.env.location.pdc=ITC" # CALL JAVA GetBatchCredentials TO RETRIEVE THE SERVICE ACCOUNT CREDENTIALS $JAVA_HOME/bin/java $PROP com.xxxx.inf.serviceaccount.batch.GetBatchCredentials $1 $2 $3

script3.sh

#!/bin/ksh CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/inf-service-account-2.0.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/dependencies/inf_crypto.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/dependencies/inf_generics.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/dependencies/inf_password_vault.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/dependencies/inf-jmx-2.0.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/dependencies/inf-utils-2.0.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/dependencies/inf-env-2.0.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/dependencies/inf-recovery-2.0.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/dependencies/inf-throttle-2.0.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/dependencies/inf-trans-2.0.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/dependencies/javaee-api-6.0.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/dependencies/db2jcc.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/dependencies/db2jcc_license_cu.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_service_account/2.0/dependencies/db2java.zip export CLASSPATH

My lead wants me to combine all these 3 scripts into one, since there is no point in having 3 separate scripts here. These 3 scripts works fine separately, but I first tried to combine first 2 scripts and I am getitng unexpecetd end of file error when I execute this script:

script1+script2.sh

if [ $# -ne 3 ] then # RETURN INVALID USAGE GetBatchCredentials_Result="Error" GetBatchCredentials_Reason="Invalid usage: . $0 ApplicationId Alias Logfile" else #SET UP INFRASTRUCTURE CLASSPATH . /www/inf/xxxx/inf_security_common/2.0/scripts/script3.sh #CALL JAVA GetBatchCredentials TO RETRIEVE THE SERVICE ACCOUNT CREDENTIALS RSLT='$JAVA_HOME/bin/java com.xxxx.inf.serviceaccount.batch.GetBatchCredentials $1 $2 $3' eval "$RSLT"; fi

I am running the above scripts using the following script:

. /www/inf/xxxx/inf_security_common/2.0/scripts/GetBatchCredentials.sh SampleBatchAppId xxxxAlias gbc.log if [ "$GetBatchCredentials_Result" != "Success" ] then echo "Error obtaining FTP Credentials" echo $GetBatchCredentials_Reason ret=1 else echo "Obtained FTP Credentials" ########### FTP User ID ################################ FTP_USR=$GetBatchCredentials_ID ########### FTP Password ############################### FTP_PWD=$GetBatchCredentials_PW echo "starting FTP" $FTP_USR $FTP_PWD fi

Please help me resolve this error.

I am not sure what exactly worked, but I deleted and retyped using vim command. And the new file is working. Here is my new file:

############################################################################### if [ $# -ne 3 ] then # RETURN INVALID USAGE GetBatchCredentials_Result="Error" GetBatchCredentials_Reason="Invalid usage: . $0 ApplicationId Alias Logfile" else # SET UP INFRASTRUCTURE CLASSPATH CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/www/inf/xxxx/inf_security_common/2.0/inf-security-common-2.0.jar export CLASSPATH # TODO - This needs to be set internally. PROP="-Dcom.xxxx.env.location.pdc=ITC" # CALL JAVA GetBatchCredentials TO RETRIEVE THE SERVICE ACCOUNT CREDENTIALS RSLT=`$JAVA_HOME/bin/java $PROP com.xxxx.inf.serviceaccount.batch.GetBatchCredentials $1 $2 $3` eval "$RSLT"; fi

[Tim Holloway]

Technically, it's not "ASCII" mode for FTP - it's "TEXT" mode.

An FTP server usually transfers data in one of 2 possible modes: TEXT mode or BINARY mode. Depending on what FTP system you have, the default mode may be either one. Windows favors text mode and unix/linux favors binary mode.

The difference between the 2 modes is that in binary mode, the data is transferred byte-for-byte unchanged. What you receive is EXACTLY what was on the server and likewise for sending.

In text mode, the data transfer is scanned for end-of-line characters and translated, because in Windows/DOS, lines end with CR/LF, but in Unix and Linux, a single end-of-line character (NL, also known as "LF") is considered a good enough hint. So if you download a ZIP file in text mode, you'll get a trashed file that cannot be used. But if you download a text file in binary mode, you may or may not see proper line breaks.

There theoretically could be an "ASCII" mode and an "EBCDIC" mode if your FTP client/server setup was intended to be mainframe-friendly, but I don't think that anyone ever did that. For one thing, end-of-line characters aren't a natural feature of mainframe files (they tend to favor physical records), and for the rest, mainframe people are supposed to know how to deal with such things (and sometimes they even do).

The usual commands for an FTP client to switch between text and binary modes are.... "text" and "binary".