Can someone help with this code...

[ComputerSteve]

I am trying to make a wanevent with this inside it:
#!/bin/sh
wstate1=$(nvram get wan1_state_t)
if [ "$wstate1" -eq 2 ]; then
sleep 30
service stop_wan
sleep 30
service start_wan
fi

I KEEP GETTING THIS ERROR?

./wan-event: line 9: syntax error: unexpected end of file (expecting "fi")

 

[L&LD]

Copy and paste the actual code into a code box (from the reply menu).

 

[ColinTaylor]

Works for me. Check the editor you're using.

 

[ComputerSteve]

Copy and paste the actual code into a code box (from the reply menu).

Do you know if this would even accomplish what I want? I want it to be that wan1 goes back to cold standby after wan0 reconnects.. The only way I can accomplish this is by manually toggling internet. I want a script to do that meaning when wan1 changes from primary wan and goes to hot standby with an ip.. I want the ip to say renewing and not get an ip till wan1 is actually needed because wan0 lost internet and wan1 is primary again. I tried adding in nat-start service restart_wan but that just makes a perpetual loop. I also tried changing that to service stop_wan and then adding on the next line service start_wan but that just makes a perpetual loop... I appreciate your help.

 

[ColinTaylor]

Do you know if this would even accomplish what I want? I want it to be that wan1 goes back to cold standby after wan0 reconnects.. The only way I can accomplish this is by manually toggling internet. I want a script to do that meaning when wan1 changes from primary wan and goes to hot standby with an ip.. I want the ip to say renewing and not get an ip till wan1 is actually needed because wan0 lost internet and wan1 is primary again. I tried adding in nat-start service restart_wan but that just makes a perpetual loop. I also tried changing that to service stop_wan and then adding on the next line service start_wan but that just makes a perpetual loop... I appreciate your help.

I suggest you keep this discussion to your other thread rather than cross posting it here.

 

[ComputerSteve]

I suggest you keep this discussion to your other thread rather than cross posting it here.

I would have done that but it seems only people are answering on this post !

 

[ColinTaylor]

I would have done that but it seems only people are answering on this post !

That's because L&LD and myself were responding to this thread's question. Maybe like me, other people have read your other thread but didn't have an answer for you.

 

[sfx2000]

Works for me. Check the editor you're using.

Looks ok here as well...

Could be the editor being used...