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Im trying and testing some script that will install proper version of daemon, but first in the code i want check if its running for real and check the version of the daemon(Then will force download and update it). But im stucked at the beginning.



#!/bin/bash

RED='33[0;91m'
GREEN='33[1;32m'
YELLOW='33[1;33m'
NC='33[0m'`

#Checking Server status
/usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo
if [[ "/usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo" = "error: couldn't connect to server" ]];
then
echo -e "${GREEN}I will start Evos server then i check for version... ${NC}"
evosd
sleep 10s
else
echo -e "${GREEN} Server is running i check for the version soon! ${NC}"
sleep 2s
fi

#Version Checking
/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version
if [[ "/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version" = "Evos Core RPC client version v1.1.3.0-2ba4298" ]];
then
echo -e "${GREEN} Version of wallet is correct! ${NC}"
else
echo -e "${YELLOW} Version of wallet is Incorrect! ${NC}"
fi

#Checked Status
sleep 3s
echo -e "${YELLOW} Status Checked! ${NC}"


There are many commands available on daemon, if server is stopped and you type any command you will receive "error: couldn't connect to server" Thats why i want to trigger else option if "error: couldn't connect to server" not happen . Even the server is stopped its triggering else command which skip the starting server process and say Server is running. The version checker is also triggering else option even the version match with the command provided. The version was triggering to correct version when i used this code (But code is useless because anything there will say correct)



/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version
if [ "/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version Evos Core RPC client version v1.1.3.0-2ba4298" ];
then
echo -e "${GREEN} Version of wallet is correct! ${NC}"
else
echo -e "${YELLOW} Version of wallet is Incorrect! ${NC}"
fi

#Checked Status
sleep 3s
echo -e "${YELLOW} Status Checked! ${NC}"


evos-cli getinfo , or /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo example of how command can be triggered in the terminal.



Tried many variants but i cannot figure out.










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Im trying and testing some script that will install proper version of daemon, but first in the code i want check if its running for real and check the version of the daemon(Then will force download and update it). But im stucked at the beginning.



#!/bin/bash

RED='33[0;91m'
GREEN='33[1;32m'
YELLOW='33[1;33m'
NC='33[0m'`

#Checking Server status
/usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo
if [[ "/usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo" = "error: couldn't connect to server" ]];
then
echo -e "${GREEN}I will start Evos server then i check for version... ${NC}"
evosd
sleep 10s
else
echo -e "${GREEN} Server is running i check for the version soon! ${NC}"
sleep 2s
fi

#Version Checking
/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version
if [[ "/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version" = "Evos Core RPC client version v1.1.3.0-2ba4298" ]];
then
echo -e "${GREEN} Version of wallet is correct! ${NC}"
else
echo -e "${YELLOW} Version of wallet is Incorrect! ${NC}"
fi

#Checked Status
sleep 3s
echo -e "${YELLOW} Status Checked! ${NC}"


There are many commands available on daemon, if server is stopped and you type any command you will receive "error: couldn't connect to server" Thats why i want to trigger else option if "error: couldn't connect to server" not happen . Even the server is stopped its triggering else command which skip the starting server process and say Server is running. The version checker is also triggering else option even the version match with the command provided. The version was triggering to correct version when i used this code (But code is useless because anything there will say correct)



/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version
if [ "/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version Evos Core RPC client version v1.1.3.0-2ba4298" ];
then
echo -e "${GREEN} Version of wallet is correct! ${NC}"
else
echo -e "${YELLOW} Version of wallet is Incorrect! ${NC}"
fi

#Checked Status
sleep 3s
echo -e "${YELLOW} Status Checked! ${NC}"


evos-cli getinfo , or /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo example of how command can be triggered in the terminal.



Tried many variants but i cannot figure out.










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Im trying and testing some script that will install proper version of daemon, but first in the code i want check if its running for real and check the version of the daemon(Then will force download and update it). But im stucked at the beginning.



#!/bin/bash

RED='33[0;91m'
GREEN='33[1;32m'
YELLOW='33[1;33m'
NC='33[0m'`

#Checking Server status
/usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo
if [[ "/usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo" = "error: couldn't connect to server" ]];
then
echo -e "${GREEN}I will start Evos server then i check for version... ${NC}"
evosd
sleep 10s
else
echo -e "${GREEN} Server is running i check for the version soon! ${NC}"
sleep 2s
fi

#Version Checking
/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version
if [[ "/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version" = "Evos Core RPC client version v1.1.3.0-2ba4298" ]];
then
echo -e "${GREEN} Version of wallet is correct! ${NC}"
else
echo -e "${YELLOW} Version of wallet is Incorrect! ${NC}"
fi

#Checked Status
sleep 3s
echo -e "${YELLOW} Status Checked! ${NC}"


There are many commands available on daemon, if server is stopped and you type any command you will receive "error: couldn't connect to server" Thats why i want to trigger else option if "error: couldn't connect to server" not happen . Even the server is stopped its triggering else command which skip the starting server process and say Server is running. The version checker is also triggering else option even the version match with the command provided. The version was triggering to correct version when i used this code (But code is useless because anything there will say correct)



/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version
if [ "/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version Evos Core RPC client version v1.1.3.0-2ba4298" ];
then
echo -e "${GREEN} Version of wallet is correct! ${NC}"
else
echo -e "${YELLOW} Version of wallet is Incorrect! ${NC}"
fi

#Checked Status
sleep 3s
echo -e "${YELLOW} Status Checked! ${NC}"


evos-cli getinfo , or /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo example of how command can be triggered in the terminal.



Tried many variants but i cannot figure out.










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Im trying and testing some script that will install proper version of daemon, but first in the code i want check if its running for real and check the version of the daemon(Then will force download and update it). But im stucked at the beginning.



#!/bin/bash

RED='33[0;91m'
GREEN='33[1;32m'
YELLOW='33[1;33m'
NC='33[0m'`

#Checking Server status
/usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo
if [[ "/usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo" = "error: couldn't connect to server" ]];
then
echo -e "${GREEN}I will start Evos server then i check for version... ${NC}"
evosd
sleep 10s
else
echo -e "${GREEN} Server is running i check for the version soon! ${NC}"
sleep 2s
fi

#Version Checking
/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version
if [[ "/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version" = "Evos Core RPC client version v1.1.3.0-2ba4298" ]];
then
echo -e "${GREEN} Version of wallet is correct! ${NC}"
else
echo -e "${YELLOW} Version of wallet is Incorrect! ${NC}"
fi

#Checked Status
sleep 3s
echo -e "${YELLOW} Status Checked! ${NC}"


There are many commands available on daemon, if server is stopped and you type any command you will receive "error: couldn't connect to server" Thats why i want to trigger else option if "error: couldn't connect to server" not happen . Even the server is stopped its triggering else command which skip the starting server process and say Server is running. The version checker is also triggering else option even the version match with the command provided. The version was triggering to correct version when i used this code (But code is useless because anything there will say correct)



/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version
if [ "/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version Evos Core RPC client version v1.1.3.0-2ba4298" ];
then
echo -e "${GREEN} Version of wallet is correct! ${NC}"
else
echo -e "${YELLOW} Version of wallet is Incorrect! ${NC}"
fi

#Checked Status
sleep 3s
echo -e "${YELLOW} Status Checked! ${NC}"


evos-cli getinfo , or /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo example of how command can be triggered in the terminal.



Tried many variants but i cannot figure out.







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In the test



if [[ "/usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo" = "error: couldn't connect to server" ]];


you seem to want to compare the output of /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo to a string. What you probably want to do in this particular test is to test whether the command was successful or not.



This would be done with



if /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo >/dev/null 2>&1; then
# this worked
else
# the command failed
fi


To compare the output of a command, use a command substitution:



if [ "$(/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version)" = "Evos Core RPC client version v1.1.3.0-2ba4298" ]; then
# version was the expected string
else
# we got an unknown version
fi


or, if you just want to match the first part of that string, using bash,



if [[ "$(/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version)" == "Evos Core RPC client version v1.1.3.0"* ]]; then
# version was the expected string
else
# we got an unknown version
fi





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  • #Version Checking /usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version if [ "$(/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version)" = "Evos Core RPC client version v1.1.3.0-2ba4298" ]; then echo -e "${GREEN} Version of wallet is correct! ${NC}" else echo -e "${YELLOW} Version of wallet is Incorrect! ${NC}" fi This works perfectly! When i put another number it says incorrect now.

    – RasmonT
    2 hours ago













  • But this did not worked /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo if /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo >/dev/null 2>&1; then ` echo -e "${GREEN}I will start Evos server then i check for version... ${NC}"` ` evosd` sleep 10s else echo -e "${GREEN} Server is running i check for the version soon! ${NC}" sleep 2s fi` Its forcing the start even daemon is online.. I tried

    – RasmonT
    2 hours ago













  • @RasmonT Why do you call /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo before the if statement? The if statement calls it.

    – Kusalananda
    2 hours ago











  • @Kusalanada I try it right now... and im not able to paste code here in the comments normally do not know how to do it ..

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    2 hours ago











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In the test



if [[ "/usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo" = "error: couldn't connect to server" ]];


you seem to want to compare the output of /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo to a string. What you probably want to do in this particular test is to test whether the command was successful or not.



This would be done with



if /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo >/dev/null 2>&1; then
# this worked
else
# the command failed
fi


To compare the output of a command, use a command substitution:



if [ "$(/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version)" = "Evos Core RPC client version v1.1.3.0-2ba4298" ]; then
# version was the expected string
else
# we got an unknown version
fi


or, if you just want to match the first part of that string, using bash,



if [[ "$(/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version)" == "Evos Core RPC client version v1.1.3.0"* ]]; then
# version was the expected string
else
# we got an unknown version
fi





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  • #Version Checking /usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version if [ "$(/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version)" = "Evos Core RPC client version v1.1.3.0-2ba4298" ]; then echo -e "${GREEN} Version of wallet is correct! ${NC}" else echo -e "${YELLOW} Version of wallet is Incorrect! ${NC}" fi This works perfectly! When i put another number it says incorrect now.

    – RasmonT
    2 hours ago













  • But this did not worked /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo if /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo >/dev/null 2>&1; then ` echo -e "${GREEN}I will start Evos server then i check for version... ${NC}"` ` evosd` sleep 10s else echo -e "${GREEN} Server is running i check for the version soon! ${NC}" sleep 2s fi` Its forcing the start even daemon is online.. I tried

    – RasmonT
    2 hours ago













  • @RasmonT Why do you call /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo before the if statement? The if statement calls it.

    – Kusalananda
    2 hours ago











  • @Kusalanada I try it right now... and im not able to paste code here in the comments normally do not know how to do it ..

    – RasmonT
    2 hours ago











  • @RasmonT Comments have very limited formatting.

    – Kusalananda
    2 hours ago
















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In the test



if [[ "/usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo" = "error: couldn't connect to server" ]];


you seem to want to compare the output of /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo to a string. What you probably want to do in this particular test is to test whether the command was successful or not.



This would be done with



if /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo >/dev/null 2>&1; then
# this worked
else
# the command failed
fi


To compare the output of a command, use a command substitution:



if [ "$(/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version)" = "Evos Core RPC client version v1.1.3.0-2ba4298" ]; then
# version was the expected string
else
# we got an unknown version
fi


or, if you just want to match the first part of that string, using bash,



if [[ "$(/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version)" == "Evos Core RPC client version v1.1.3.0"* ]]; then
# version was the expected string
else
# we got an unknown version
fi





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  • #Version Checking /usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version if [ "$(/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version)" = "Evos Core RPC client version v1.1.3.0-2ba4298" ]; then echo -e "${GREEN} Version of wallet is correct! ${NC}" else echo -e "${YELLOW} Version of wallet is Incorrect! ${NC}" fi This works perfectly! When i put another number it says incorrect now.

    – RasmonT
    2 hours ago













  • But this did not worked /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo if /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo >/dev/null 2>&1; then ` echo -e "${GREEN}I will start Evos server then i check for version... ${NC}"` ` evosd` sleep 10s else echo -e "${GREEN} Server is running i check for the version soon! ${NC}" sleep 2s fi` Its forcing the start even daemon is online.. I tried

    – RasmonT
    2 hours ago













  • @RasmonT Why do you call /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo before the if statement? The if statement calls it.

    – Kusalananda
    2 hours ago











  • @Kusalanada I try it right now... and im not able to paste code here in the comments normally do not know how to do it ..

    – RasmonT
    2 hours ago











  • @RasmonT Comments have very limited formatting.

    – Kusalananda
    2 hours ago














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In the test



if [[ "/usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo" = "error: couldn't connect to server" ]];


you seem to want to compare the output of /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo to a string. What you probably want to do in this particular test is to test whether the command was successful or not.



This would be done with



if /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo >/dev/null 2>&1; then
# this worked
else
# the command failed
fi


To compare the output of a command, use a command substitution:



if [ "$(/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version)" = "Evos Core RPC client version v1.1.3.0-2ba4298" ]; then
# version was the expected string
else
# we got an unknown version
fi


or, if you just want to match the first part of that string, using bash,



if [[ "$(/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version)" == "Evos Core RPC client version v1.1.3.0"* ]]; then
# version was the expected string
else
# we got an unknown version
fi





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In the test



if [[ "/usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo" = "error: couldn't connect to server" ]];


you seem to want to compare the output of /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo to a string. What you probably want to do in this particular test is to test whether the command was successful or not.



This would be done with



if /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo >/dev/null 2>&1; then
# this worked
else
# the command failed
fi


To compare the output of a command, use a command substitution:



if [ "$(/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version)" = "Evos Core RPC client version v1.1.3.0-2ba4298" ]; then
# version was the expected string
else
# we got an unknown version
fi


or, if you just want to match the first part of that string, using bash,



if [[ "$(/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version)" == "Evos Core RPC client version v1.1.3.0"* ]]; then
# version was the expected string
else
# we got an unknown version
fi






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  • #Version Checking /usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version if [ "$(/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version)" = "Evos Core RPC client version v1.1.3.0-2ba4298" ]; then echo -e "${GREEN} Version of wallet is correct! ${NC}" else echo -e "${YELLOW} Version of wallet is Incorrect! ${NC}" fi This works perfectly! When i put another number it says incorrect now.

    – RasmonT
    2 hours ago













  • But this did not worked /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo if /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo >/dev/null 2>&1; then ` echo -e "${GREEN}I will start Evos server then i check for version... ${NC}"` ` evosd` sleep 10s else echo -e "${GREEN} Server is running i check for the version soon! ${NC}" sleep 2s fi` Its forcing the start even daemon is online.. I tried

    – RasmonT
    2 hours ago













  • @RasmonT Why do you call /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo before the if statement? The if statement calls it.

    – Kusalananda
    2 hours ago











  • @Kusalanada I try it right now... and im not able to paste code here in the comments normally do not know how to do it ..

    – RasmonT
    2 hours ago











  • @RasmonT Comments have very limited formatting.

    – Kusalananda
    2 hours ago



















  • #Version Checking /usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version if [ "$(/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version)" = "Evos Core RPC client version v1.1.3.0-2ba4298" ]; then echo -e "${GREEN} Version of wallet is correct! ${NC}" else echo -e "${YELLOW} Version of wallet is Incorrect! ${NC}" fi This works perfectly! When i put another number it says incorrect now.

    – RasmonT
    2 hours ago













  • But this did not worked /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo if /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo >/dev/null 2>&1; then ` echo -e "${GREEN}I will start Evos server then i check for version... ${NC}"` ` evosd` sleep 10s else echo -e "${GREEN} Server is running i check for the version soon! ${NC}" sleep 2s fi` Its forcing the start even daemon is online.. I tried

    – RasmonT
    2 hours ago













  • @RasmonT Why do you call /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo before the if statement? The if statement calls it.

    – Kusalananda
    2 hours ago











  • @Kusalanada I try it right now... and im not able to paste code here in the comments normally do not know how to do it ..

    – RasmonT
    2 hours ago











  • @RasmonT Comments have very limited formatting.

    – Kusalananda
    2 hours ago

















#Version Checking /usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version if [ "$(/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version)" = "Evos Core RPC client version v1.1.3.0-2ba4298" ]; then echo -e "${GREEN} Version of wallet is correct! ${NC}" else echo -e "${YELLOW} Version of wallet is Incorrect! ${NC}" fi This works perfectly! When i put another number it says incorrect now.

– RasmonT
2 hours ago







#Version Checking /usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version if [ "$(/usr/local/bin/evos-cli --version)" = "Evos Core RPC client version v1.1.3.0-2ba4298" ]; then echo -e "${GREEN} Version of wallet is correct! ${NC}" else echo -e "${YELLOW} Version of wallet is Incorrect! ${NC}" fi This works perfectly! When i put another number it says incorrect now.

– RasmonT
2 hours ago















But this did not worked /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo if /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo >/dev/null 2>&1; then ` echo -e "${GREEN}I will start Evos server then i check for version... ${NC}"` ` evosd` sleep 10s else echo -e "${GREEN} Server is running i check for the version soon! ${NC}" sleep 2s fi` Its forcing the start even daemon is online.. I tried

– RasmonT
2 hours ago







But this did not worked /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo if /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo >/dev/null 2>&1; then ` echo -e "${GREEN}I will start Evos server then i check for version... ${NC}"` ` evosd` sleep 10s else echo -e "${GREEN} Server is running i check for the version soon! ${NC}" sleep 2s fi` Its forcing the start even daemon is online.. I tried

– RasmonT
2 hours ago















@RasmonT Why do you call /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo before the if statement? The if statement calls it.

– Kusalananda
2 hours ago





@RasmonT Why do you call /usr/local/bin/evos-cli getinfo before the if statement? The if statement calls it.

– Kusalananda
2 hours ago













@Kusalanada I try it right now... and im not able to paste code here in the comments normally do not know how to do it ..

– RasmonT
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@Kusalanada I try it right now... and im not able to paste code here in the comments normally do not know how to do it ..

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@RasmonT Comments have very limited formatting.

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