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Thursday, January 6, 2011

Posted by venu k
25 comments | 1:29 PM


#!/bin/bash
# SCRIPT : menu_dialog.sh
# PURPOSE : A menu driven Shell script using dialog utility
# which has following options:
# Display Today's Date and Time.
# Display calendar.
# Delete selected file from supplied directory.
# List of users currently logged in
# Disk Statistics
# Exit
#
##############################################################################
# Checking availability of dialog utility #
##############################################################################

# dialog is a utility installed by default on all major Linux distributions.
# But it is good to check availability of dialog utility on your Linux box.

which dialog &> /dev/null

[ $? -ne 0 ] && echo "Dialog utility is not available, Install it" && exit 1

##############################################################################
# Define Functions Here #
##############################################################################

###################### deletetempfiles function ##############################

# This function is called by trap command
# For conformation of deletion use rm -fi *.$$

deletetempfiles()
{
rm -f *.$$
}


######################## Show_time function #################################

# Shows today's date and time

show_time()
{
dialog --backtitle "MENU DRIVEN PROGRAM" --title "DATE & TIME" \
--msgbox "\n Today's Date: `date +"%d-%m-%Y"` \n\n \
Today's Time: `date +"%r %Z"`" 10 60
}

####################### show_cal function ###################################

# Shows current month calendar

show_cal()
{
dialog --backtitle "MENU DRIVEN PROGRAM" --title "CALENDAR" \
--msgbox "`cal`" 12 25
}

####################### deletefile function #################################

# Used to delete file under supplied directory, not including sub dirs.

deletefile()
{

dialog --backtitle "MENU DRIVEN PROGRAM" --title "Directory Path" \
--inputbox "\nEnter directory path (Absolute or Relative) \
\nPress just Enter for current directory" 12 60 2> temp1.$$

if [ $? -ne 0 ]
then
rm -f temp1.$$
return
fi

rmdir=`cat temp1.$$`

if [ -z "$rmdir" ]
then
dirname=$(pwd) # You can also use `pwd`
rmdir=$dirname/*
else

# remove trailing * and / from directory path

echo "$rmdir" | grep "\*$" &> /dev/null && rmdir=${rmdir%\*}
echo "$rmdir" | grep "/$" &> /dev/null && rmdir=${rmdir%/}

# Check supplied directory exist or not

( cd $rmdir 2>&1 | grep "No such file or directory" &> /dev/null )

# Above codeblock run in sub shell, so your current directory persists.

if [ $? -eq 0 ]
then
dialog --backtitle "MENU DRIVEN PROGRAM" \
--title "Validating Directory" \
--msgbox "\n $rmdir: No such file or directory \
\n\n Press ENTER to return to the Main Menu" 10 60
return
fi

# Do you have proper permissions ?

( cd $rmdir 2> /dev/null )

if [ $? -ne 0 ]
then
dialog --backtitle "MENU DRIVEN PROGRAM" \
--title "Checking Permissions" \
--msgbox "\n $rmdir: Permission denied to access this directory \
\n\n Press ENTER to return to the Main Menu" 10 60
return
fi

if [ ! -r $rmdir ]
then
dialog --backtitle "MENU DRIVEN PROGRAM" \
--title "Checking Permissions" \
--msgbox "\n $rmdir: No read permission \
\n\n Press ENTER to return to the Main Menu" 10 60
return
fi

dirname=$rmdir
rmdir=$rmdir/* # get all the files under given directory

fi

for i in $rmdir # process each file
do

# Store all regular file names in temp2.$$

if [ -f $i ]
then
echo " $i delete? " >> temp2.$$
fi

done

if [ -f temp2.$$ ]
then
dialog --backtitle "MENU DRIVEN PROGRAM" \
--title "Select File to Delete" \
--menu "Use [UP/DOWN] keys to move, then press enter \
\nFiles under directory $dirname:" 18 60 12 \
`cat temp2.$$` 2> file2delete.$$
else
dialog --backtitle "MENU DRIVEN PROGRAM" --title "Select File to Delete" \
--msgbox "\n\n There are no regular files in $dirname directory" 10 60
return
fi

rtval=$?

file2remove=`cat file2delete.$$`

case $rtval in

0) dialog --backtitle "MENU DRIVEN PROGRAM" --title "ARE YOU SURE" \
--yesno "\nDo you Want to Delete File: $file2remove" 7 70


if [ $? -eq 0 ]
then
rm -f $file2remove 2> Errorfile.$$

# Check file successfully deleted or not.

if [ $? -eq 0 ]
then
dialog --backtitle "MENU DRIVEN PROGRAM" \
--title "Information : FILE DELETED" \
--msgbox "\nFile : $file2remove deleted" 8 70
else
dialog --backtitle "MENU DRIVEN PROGRAM" \
--title "Information : ERROR ON DELETION" \
--msgbox "\nProblem in Deleting File: $file2remove \
\n\nError: `cat Errorfile.$$` \n\nPress ENTER to return to the Main Menu" 12 70
fi

else
dialog --backtitle "MENU DRIVEN PROGRAM" \
--title "Information : DELETION ABORTED" \
--msgbox "Action Aborted: \n\n $file2remove not deleted" 8 70
fi ;;

*) deletetempfiles # Remove temporary files
return ;;
esac

deletetempfiles # remove temporary files
return
}

########################## currentusers function ############################

currentusers()
{
who > userslist.$$
dialog --backtitle "MENU DRIVEN PROGRAM" \
--title "CURRENTLY LOGGED IN USERS LIST" \
--textbox userslist.$$ 12 60
}

############################ diskstats function #############################

diskstats()
{
df -h | grep "^/" > statsfile.$$
dialog --backtitle "MENU DRIVEN PROGRAM" \
--title "DISK STATISTICS" \
--textbox statsfile.$$ 10 60
}

##############################################################################
# MAIN STRATS HERE #
##############################################################################

trap 'deletetempfiles' EXIT # calls deletetempfiles function on exit

while :
do

# Dialog utility to display options list

dialog --clear --backtitle "MENU DRIVEN PROGRAM" --title "MAIN MENU" \
--menu "Use [UP/DOWN] key to move" 12 60 6 \
"DATE_TIME" "TO DISPLAY DATE AND TIME" \
"CALENDAR" "TO DISPLAY CALENDAR" \
"DELETE" "TO DELETE FILES" \
"USERS" "TO LIST CURRENTLY LOGGED IN USERS" \
"DISK" "TO DISPLAY DISK STATISTICS" \
"EXIT" "TO EXIT" 2> menuchoices.$$

retopt=$?
choice=`cat menuchoices.$$`

case $retopt in

0) case $choice in

DATE_TIME) show_time ;;
CALENDAR) show_cal ;;
DELETE) deletefile ;;
USERS) currentusers ;;
DISK) diskstats ;;
EXIT) clear; exit 0;;

esac ;;

*)clear ; exit ;;
esac

done

OUTPUT:
[venu@localhost ~]$ sh menu_dialog.sh

SAMPLE SCREEN SHOTS:

Main Menu:
Users:

Disk Stats:

Delete File:



25 comments:

  1. Its very nice,I will try this.

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  2. can u pls let me know as how do i create multiple input boxes in single screen.

    For ex:

    Enter your name:
    Enter your age:
    Enter your nation:

    pls mail me to mannodaada@gmail.com. It will be a great help

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    Replies
    1. dialog --title "Mixed Form" --backtitle "Mixed Form" --insecure \
      --mixedform "This is simple mixedform :" 15 50 0 \
      "Enter your name: " 1 1 1 20 20 0 0 \
      "Enter your age:" 2 1 2 20 20 0 0 \
      "Enter your nation:" 3 1 3 20 20 0 0 2> /tmp/file

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    thats ok..
    but how can i print - 1 "Insert" 2 "Delete" 3 "Exit"
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  5. Can you tell me how to call this script from command prompt passing all these arguments in one shot? so the uses will not be prompted all the time

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  6. nice sript

    is it possible to write a menu driven bash script to display all user accounts, create new user accounts and delete an user account???

    if yes could you please help me

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