I have a bash script with dialog
--checklist
This comes with an OK
and cancel
button.
When I press cancel
, the script exits and returns to shell.
How do I remove the cancel
button or prevent the user to enter shell?
#!/bin/bash
set -e
rm -f /tmp/output
rm -f /oke/harddisk
rm -f /tmp/hdbron1
rm -f /tmp/hdbron2
output=echo /tmp/output
hd1=/tmp/hdbron1
hd2=/tmp/hdbron2
hd3=/tmp/output
#lsblk -d -e 11,7 -dio size,model | sed 1d | awk '$1=$1' | tr " " "_" | sed -e "s/$/ \/\ /"> /tmp/hdbron2
lsblk -d -e 11,7 -dio size,model | awk '!($1 ~ "M")'| sed 1d | awk '$1=$1' | tr " " "_" | sed -e "s/$/ \/\ /"> /tmp/hdbron2
lsblk -d -e 11,7 | grep "disk" | awk '!($4 ~ "M")'| awk '{print $1}' > /tmp/hdbron1
paste $hd1 $hd2 | paste > /tmp/output
dialog --checklist "Selecteer doel schijf:" 60 90 60 \
$(cat /tmp/output) 2>/oke/harddisk
Asked by wjp79
(107 rep)
Oct 8, 2019, 02:07 PM
Last activity: Jun 14, 2023, 01:02 AM
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