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I have the following script:



/bin/sh

echo  "Compare Ran" $(date) >> /var/log/ran.log

if cmp -s "/var/log/ip.log" "/etc/wanip.log"

then

   echo "Wan Check Ran" | /var/log/ran.log

else

   echo "WARNING IP CHANGE" | sendmail *********@email.****.net

fi


If the 2 files don't match the script works great but if the 2 files match I get the following output:



/var/log/ran.log: 1: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 2: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 3: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 4: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 5: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 6: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 7: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 8: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 9: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 10: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 11: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 12: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 13: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 14: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 15: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 16: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 17: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 18: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 19: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 20: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 21: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 22: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 23: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 24: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 25: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 26: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 27: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 28: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 29: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 30: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 31: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 32: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 33: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 34: /var/log/ran.log: Thu: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 35: /var/log/ran.log: Compare: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 36: /var/log/ran.log: Compare: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 37: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 38: /var/log/ran.log: Compare: not found


I can not for the life of me figure out why the script seems to be "reading" the ran.log file if the 2 files are the same.



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    How did that PIPE get in there? lol that was it, Thanks!
    – Barroncm
    Nov 16 at 1:31






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    You need to #! before /bin/sh or it will use whatever is your current shell
    – tREEs
    Nov 16 at 1:37










  • yeah the "sha bang" did not play well with the code window so I left it out.
    – Barroncm
    Nov 16 at 4:48















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I have the following script:



/bin/sh

echo  "Compare Ran" $(date) >> /var/log/ran.log

if cmp -s "/var/log/ip.log" "/etc/wanip.log"

then

   echo "Wan Check Ran" | /var/log/ran.log

else

   echo "WARNING IP CHANGE" | sendmail *********@email.****.net

fi


If the 2 files don't match the script works great but if the 2 files match I get the following output:



/var/log/ran.log: 1: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 2: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 3: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 4: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 5: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 6: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 7: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 8: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 9: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 10: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 11: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 12: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 13: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 14: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 15: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 16: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 17: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 18: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 19: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 20: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 21: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 22: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 23: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 24: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 25: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 26: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 27: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 28: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 29: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 30: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 31: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 32: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 33: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 34: /var/log/ran.log: Thu: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 35: /var/log/ran.log: Compare: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 36: /var/log/ran.log: Compare: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 37: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 38: /var/log/ran.log: Compare: not found


I can not for the life of me figure out why the script seems to be "reading" the ran.log file if the 2 files are the same.



Any Ideas?






bash







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    How did that PIPE get in there? lol that was it, Thanks!
    – Barroncm
    Nov 16 at 1:31






  • 1




    You need to #! before /bin/sh or it will use whatever is your current shell
    – tREEs
    Nov 16 at 1:37










  • yeah the "sha bang" did not play well with the code window so I left it out.
    – Barroncm
    Nov 16 at 4:48













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I have the following script:



/bin/sh

echo  "Compare Ran" $(date) >> /var/log/ran.log

if cmp -s "/var/log/ip.log" "/etc/wanip.log"

then

   echo "Wan Check Ran" | /var/log/ran.log

else

   echo "WARNING IP CHANGE" | sendmail *********@email.****.net

fi


If the 2 files don't match the script works great but if the 2 files match I get the following output:



/var/log/ran.log: 1: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 2: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 3: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 4: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 5: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 6: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 7: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 8: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 9: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 10: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 11: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 12: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 13: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 14: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 15: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 16: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 17: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 18: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 19: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 20: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 21: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 22: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 23: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 24: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 25: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 26: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 27: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 28: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 29: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 30: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 31: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 32: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 33: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 34: /var/log/ran.log: Thu: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 35: /var/log/ran.log: Compare: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 36: /var/log/ran.log: Compare: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 37: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 38: /var/log/ran.log: Compare: not found


I can not for the life of me figure out why the script seems to be "reading" the ran.log file if the 2 files are the same.



Any Ideas?






bash







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I have the following script:



/bin/sh

echo  "Compare Ran" $(date) >> /var/log/ran.log

if cmp -s "/var/log/ip.log" "/etc/wanip.log"

then

   echo "Wan Check Ran" | /var/log/ran.log

else

   echo "WARNING IP CHANGE" | sendmail *********@email.****.net

fi


If the 2 files don't match the script works great but if the 2 files match I get the following output:



/var/log/ran.log: 1: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 2: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 3: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 4: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 5: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 6: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 7: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 8: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 9: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 10: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 11: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 12: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 13: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 14: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 15: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 16: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 17: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 18: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 19: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 20: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 21: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 22: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 23: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 24: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 25: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 26: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 27: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 28: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 29: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 30: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 31: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 32: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 33: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 34: /var/log/ran.log: Thu: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 35: /var/log/ran.log: Compare: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 36: /var/log/ran.log: Compare: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 37: /var/log/ran.log: wanip.sh: not found

/var/log/ran.log: 38: /var/log/ran.log: Compare: not found


I can not for the life of me figure out why the script seems to be "reading" the ran.log file if the 2 files are the same.



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    How did that PIPE get in there? lol that was it, Thanks!
    – Barroncm
    Nov 16 at 1:31






  • 1




    You need to #! before /bin/sh or it will use whatever is your current shell
    – tREEs
    Nov 16 at 1:37










  • yeah the "sha bang" did not play well with the code window so I left it out.
    – Barroncm
    Nov 16 at 4:48














  • 1




    How did that PIPE get in there? lol that was it, Thanks!
    – Barroncm
    Nov 16 at 1:31






  • 1




    You need to #! before /bin/sh or it will use whatever is your current shell
    – tREEs
    Nov 16 at 1:37










  • yeah the "sha bang" did not play well with the code window so I left it out.
    – Barroncm
    Nov 16 at 4:48








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How did that PIPE get in there? lol that was it, Thanks!
– Barroncm
Nov 16 at 1:31




How did that PIPE get in there? lol that was it, Thanks!
– Barroncm
Nov 16 at 1:31




1




1




You need to #! before /bin/sh or it will use whatever is your current shell
– tREEs
Nov 16 at 1:37




You need to #! before /bin/sh or it will use whatever is your current shell
– tREEs
Nov 16 at 1:37












yeah the "sha bang" did not play well with the code window so I left it out.
– Barroncm
Nov 16 at 4:48




yeah the "sha bang" did not play well with the code window so I left it out.
– Barroncm
Nov 16 at 4:48










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This line of code is trying to execute '/var/log/ran.log' as a script



echo "Wan Check Ran" | /var/log/ran.log


While I believe that you want to add the string "Wan Check Ran" to the log. Therefore you should



echo "Wan Check Ran" >> /var/log/ran.log





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    This line of code is trying to execute '/var/log/ran.log' as a script



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    While I believe that you want to add the string "Wan Check Ran" to the log. Therefore you should



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      echo "Wan Check Ran" | /var/log/ran.log


      While I believe that you want to add the string "Wan Check Ran" to the log. Therefore you should



      echo "Wan Check Ran" >> /var/log/ran.log





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        echo "Wan Check Ran" | /var/log/ran.log


        While I believe that you want to add the string "Wan Check Ran" to the log. Therefore you should



        echo "Wan Check Ran" >> /var/log/ran.log





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        This line of code is trying to execute '/var/log/ran.log' as a script



        echo "Wan Check Ran" | /var/log/ran.log


        While I believe that you want to add the string "Wan Check Ran" to the log. Therefore you should



        echo "Wan Check Ran" >> /var/log/ran.log






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            up vote 5 down vote favorite 2 I would like to make it so that the vertical space below the title of each chapter is the same when using the Bjornstrup package (i.e. so that the descenders do not affect the spacing - as shown by the red arrow in the picture below). I think I'm fairly happy with the spacing around "A chapter", so I'd really like titles without descenders (e.g. "Contents") to have the same vertical spacing as "A chapter" below the title. I would also like to remove the large "0" in the contents title. Any help appreciated, as always. documentclass[11pt,a4paper]{book} % Packages[![enter image description here][1]][1] usepackage[left=3.5cm, right=3.5cm, top=4.3cm, bottom=4.25cm]{geometry} usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} usepackage{libertine} usepackage[libertine]{newtx
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