I have written:
ssh $ip_address "grep -i 20-10-2018 | awk -F "," '{print $2",""open_"$5}' result.csv" | while read line
do
echo $Date":00:00",$line
done
This is throwing this error:
awk: {print ,open_} awk: ^ syntax error
Can anyone help?
Use a heredoc to run your commands over ssh:
ssh "$ip_address" << 'EOF' # shell will pass the heredoc as is to ssh because the end marker EOF is in quotes
grep -i 20-10-2018 result.csv | # I guess you meant to pass result.csv to grep, rather than awk
awk -F "," '{ print $2",open_"$5 }' | # good to put the parts of the pipeline on different lines for better readability
while read line; do
echo $Date":00:00",$line # not sure what you mean by $Date here - probably $(date)?
done
EOF
I am not sure what you mean by echo $Date":00:00"
. I left that part intact.
See this post to understand how to quote awk commands:
Another useful post about using quotes in shell:
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