Ooops, sorry, didn't quite mean that syntax for "tee" :( too early in the morning. Use mytemp=$(mktemp) do ... ... done | tee $mytemp wc -l $mytemp Cheers, Simon --- Simon Roberts <thorpflyer@yahoo.com> wrote:

I think the syntax you want will be based on this:

for x in list do stuff... done | wc -l

That'll pipe the output from the loop for you

If you need the output to go to wc in addition to its normal destination, then use tee (... done | tee | wc -l )

HTH Cheers, Simon

--- Arie Reynaldi Z <reymanx@gmail.com> wrote:

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Hi All,

I'd like to make a list members and total member from my milis using ezmlm-list. I make this script:

#!/bin/bash echo Lihat user, masukan username tanpa domain read mail a=`/usr/local/bin/ezmlm/ezmlm-list /home/vpopmail/domains/domai.com/staff | grep $mail | sort ` for x1 in $a ; do echo staff $x1 done

But I dont know where should I put 'wc -l' to know total of members.. Any idea ? Is there any other way beside using wc -l ?

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On Thu, 1 Dec 2005, Simon Roberts wrote:

I think the syntax you want will be based on this:

for x in list do stuff... done | wc -l

That'll pipe the output from the loop for you

If you need the output to go to wc in addition to its normal destination, then use tee (... done | tee | wc -l )

HTH Cheers, Simon

--- Arie Reynaldi Z <reymanx@gmail.com> wrote:

...

Hi All,

I'd like to make a list members and total member from my milis using ezmlm-list. I make this script:

#!/bin/bash echo Lihat user, masukan username tanpa domain read mail a=`/usr/local/bin/ezmlm/ezmlm-list /home/vpopmail/domains/domai.com/staff | grep $mail | sort `

Some find this construct clearer: a=$(/usr/local/bin/ezmlm/ezmlm-list /home/vpopmail/domains/domai.com/staff | grep $mail | sort) Especially when nesting. (I don't know the command, don't know just where line breaks should be) Both have the potention to make a too-big commandline, so ... #!/bin/bash echo Lihat user, masukan username tanpa domain read mail /usr/local/bin/ezmlm/ezmlm-list /home/vpopmail/domains/domai.com/staff | grep $mail | sort \ | while read x1 do echo staff $x1 done | wc -l

...

for x1 in $a ; do echo staff $x1 done

But I dont know where should I put 'wc -l' to know total of members.. Any idea ? Is there any other way beside using wc -l ?

but if you're not writing anything for anyone to read, then /usr/local/bin/ezmlm/ezmlm-list /home/vpopmail/domains/domai.com/staff | grep $mail | wc -l

...

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tee is supposed to take a filename. The contents of the pipe are duplicated into the file, so you can do other stuff with it. Like print it out. HTH Simon --- Arie Reynaldi Z <reymanx@gmail.com> wrote:

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...

I think the syntax you want will be based on this:

for x in list do stuff... done | wc -l

Hi, I have tried all commands from this threat, but I still cant get what I want, which get list of members and know how much are they. :( this script: do ... .. done | tee | wc -l only shows total of members, but I cant see who are they (list of members). I hope there are other ways, or maybe without using 'wc -l' ?

regards,

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