From: Dave@Yost.com
To: zsh-list@sterling.com
Cc: Dave@Yost.com
Subject: commands sometimes don't execute
Date: Thu, 06 Jul 1995 11:28:05 -0700 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <9507061828.AA00863@Yost.com> (raw)
To see where the zsh bug is, search below for the string "never execute"
The script that exhibits the alleged zsh bug is
a handy little script you might find useful if
you are connected to the internet only on demand.
You run this command when you want to force a connection.
VERSION=zsh 2.5.03
Thanks.
Dave
= = = = = = = = =
#!/bin/zsh
# or maybe late model ksh
# Force a connection to the Internet
# Dave@Yost.com 95-1-28 Works on SGI
# Dave@Yost.com 95-6-25 when this initiates a connection, print date (doesn't work)
provider=Internex
ppphost=internexppp
# InterNex trouble phone number 800 291 5178
# PacBell priority repair number 811 8081
# ISDN Hotline 800 472 4736
verbose=yes
repeating=
already_connected=yes
case "$1" in
-q) verbose= ;;
-r) repeating=yes ;;
"") ;;
*) echo 1>&2 "
Usage: internet [ -q ]
The -q option suppresses the usual verbose output.
" ;;
esac
jab () {
ping -qc 1 $ppphost | grep '1 packets received' > /dev/null
echo $?
}
case "$verbose" in
yes) (sleep 2 ;
echo 1>&2 "Trying to call ${provider}...\c" ;
sleep 30 ;
echo 1>&2 ;
echo 1>&2 "Trouble number is 800 291 5178" ;
)&
esac
if [[`jab` != 0]] ; then
until [[`jab` = 0]] ; do
case "$verbose" in
yes)
echo 1>&2 ".\c"
esac
done
# The commands from here to fi almost never execute
# even when execution has clearly traversed the until loop.
case "$verbose" in
yes) echo 1>&2 ""
esac
echo "If you can see this, it works (but you can't)."
already_connected=no
fi
case "$verbose" in
yes) kill %%
case $already_connected in
yes) when= ;;
*) when=`date` ;;
esac
echo 1>&2 Connected $when
esac
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