color of echo with commands
i have the following command:
echo -n $i". "${!ip}" - " ;curl -X POST http://${!ip}:50333/api/v1/version; echo " "
I want the output to be green so what i did was
echo -n -e "e[32m$i". "${!ip}" - " ;curl -X POST http://${!ip}:50333/api/v1/version; echo " "e[0m"
but that returns the curl command in text and not the output.
- 192.168.1.232 - ;curl -X POST http://192.168.1.232:50333/api/v1/version; echo
how do i exclude the entire curl command from the text ""
command colors echo
asked Dec 11 at 13:55
WingZero
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i have the following command:
echo -n $i". "${!ip}" - " ;curl -X POST http://${!ip}:50333/api/v1/version; echo " "
I want the output to be green so what i did was
echo -n -e "e[32m$i". "${!ip}" - " ;curl -X POST http://${!ip}:50333/api/v1/version; echo " "e[0m"
but that returns the curl command in text and not the output.
- 192.168.1.232 - ;curl -X POST http://192.168.1.232:50333/api/v1/version; echo
how do i exclude the entire curl command from the text ""
command colors echo
asked Dec 11 at 13:55
WingZero
385
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i have the following command:
echo -n $i". "${!ip}" - " ;curl -X POST http://${!ip}:50333/api/v1/version; echo " "
I want the output to be green so what i did was
echo -n -e "e[32m$i". "${!ip}" - " ;curl -X POST http://${!ip}:50333/api/v1/version; echo " "e[0m"
but that returns the curl command in text and not the output.
- 192.168.1.232 - ;curl -X POST http://192.168.1.232:50333/api/v1/version; echo
how do i exclude the entire curl command from the text ""
command colors echo
asked Dec 11 at 13:55
WingZero
385
i have the following command:
echo -n $i". "${!ip}" - " ;curl -X POST http://${!ip}:50333/api/v1/version; echo " "
I want the output to be green so what i did was
echo -n -e "e[32m$i". "${!ip}" - " ;curl -X POST http://${!ip}:50333/api/v1/version; echo " "e[0m"
but that returns the curl command in text and not the output.
- 192.168.1.232 - ;curl -X POST http://192.168.1.232:50333/api/v1/version; echo
how do i exclude the entire curl command from the text ""
command colors echo
command colors echo
asked Dec 11 at 13:55
WingZero
385
asked Dec 11 at 13:55
WingZero
385
asked Dec 11 at 13:55
WingZero
385
asked Dec 11 at 13:55
WingZero
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asked Dec 11 at 13:55
WingZero
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You have also enclosed the semicolon and the curl command in quotes, so that also gets echoed.
Try:
echo -n -e "e[32m$i ${!ip} - "; curl -X POST http://${!ip}:50333/api/v1/version; echo "e[0m"
answered Dec 11 at 13:59
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You have also enclosed the semicolon and the curl command in quotes, so that also gets echoed.
Try:
echo -n -e "e[32m$i ${!ip} - "; curl -X POST http://${!ip}:50333/api/v1/version; echo "e[0m"
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You have also enclosed the semicolon and the curl command in quotes, so that also gets echoed.
Try:
echo -n -e "e[32m$i ${!ip} - "; curl -X POST http://${!ip}:50333/api/v1/version; echo "e[0m"
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You have also enclosed the semicolon and the curl command in quotes, so that also gets echoed.
Try:
echo -n -e "e[32m$i ${!ip} - "; curl -X POST http://${!ip}:50333/api/v1/version; echo "e[0m"
answered Dec 11 at 13:59
wurtel
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You have also enclosed the semicolon and the curl command in quotes, so that also gets echoed.
Try:
echo -n -e "e[32m$i ${!ip} - "; curl -X POST http://${!ip}:50333/api/v1/version; echo "e[0m"
answered Dec 11 at 13:59
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answered Dec 11 at 13:59
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