I have a simple script that checks if images are being used within our html
directory. I have a file called imageserver.txt which looks like:
imageserver/icons/socialmedia/sqcolor_tumblr.png
imageserver/icons/socialmedia/sqcolor_gaf.png
imageserver/icons/socialmedia/sqcolor_yelp.png
imageserver/icons/socialmedia/sqcolor_linkedin.png
.....
This is my simple script
imageSearch.sh
#!/bin/bash
while IFS= read -r var
do
echo "\n ... Searching for $var \n"
if grep -rq $var /var/www/html; then
echo "Image exists ...\n"
echo $var >> doesExist.txt
else
echo "Image does not exist ...\n"
echo $var >> nonExists.txt
fi
done < ./imageserver.txt
Now, this works GREAT. I am wanting to add one more element only to the if
statement. I want the echo >>
to not only print $var
to the doesExist.txt
-- But what file it was found in .. I am thinking I may need a secondary grep
inside the if
?
My desired input into doesExist.txt
would look like:
imageserver/icons/socialmedia/sqcolor_tumblr.png | /var/www/html/file1.html
imageserver/icons/socialmedia/sqcolor_tumblr.png | /var/www/html/file2.html
I am stuck and not quite sure if I need a secondary grep
or -- Is it possible I can get the file names from the original grep
within the original if
statement?
How do I accomplish my desired input into doesExist.txt
Change:
if grep -rq $var /var/www/html; then
echo "Image exists ...\n"
echo $var >> doesExist.txt
to some variation of:
results=$(grep -rH "$var" /var/www/html)
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
echo "Image exists ...\n"
echo "$results" >> doesExist.txt
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