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Ok, I know it is not Java. If you can suggest where I take this question (Joe,
be
nice...), please do...
I have tried many different syntax versions and it is making me crazy. I
cannot find some
good examples of how to best do this.
My question is, why do I keep getting error messages to the qsh screen? Is it
normal? Can
I suppress them?
The seem to be messages related to the 'failure' code for the tests in the if
statement.
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while true
do
print ""
print -n "Please enter the TCP port (1-65534) [987]: "
read -r httpport
echo "Port: " ${httpport}
if ((${httpport}>65534)) || ((${httpport}<1))
then
print "Invalid port number. Please try again."
else
break
fi
done
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Error messages:
Please enter the TCP port (1-65534) [987]:
> 500
Port: 500
/QIBM/UserData/henryk/install.sh: 001-0019 Error found searching for command
500. No such path or directory.
/QIBM/UserData/henryk/install.sh: 001-0019 Error found searching for command
500. No such path or directory.
Done. Httpport= 500
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