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Script executes loop only once


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I am using this script on router using Entware to check response of website every 15 min. It only runs once and terminates after the first 15 mins. Why?



#! /bin/sh

for i in 1..10
do
date >> webresp.csv
curl -w 'Testing Website Response Time for :%url_effectivennLookup Time:tt%time_namelookupnConnect Time:tt%time_connectnPre-transfer Time:t%time_pretransfernStart-transfer Time:t%time_starttransfernnTotal Time:tt%time_totaln' -o /dev/null www.google.com | tee -a webresp.csv
sleep 900
done









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I am using this script on router using Entware to check response of website every 15 min. It only runs once and terminates after the first 15 mins. Why?



#! /bin/sh

for i in 1..10
do
date >> webresp.csv
curl -w 'Testing Website Response Time for :%url_effectivennLookup Time:tt%time_namelookupnConnect Time:tt%time_connectnPre-transfer Time:t%time_pretransfernStart-transfer Time:t%time_starttransfernnTotal Time:tt%time_totaln' -o /dev/null www.google.com | tee -a webresp.csv
sleep 900
done









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I am using this script on router using Entware to check response of website every 15 min. It only runs once and terminates after the first 15 mins. Why?



#! /bin/sh

for i in 1..10
do
date >> webresp.csv
curl -w 'Testing Website Response Time for :%url_effectivennLookup Time:tt%time_namelookupnConnect Time:tt%time_connectnPre-transfer Time:t%time_pretransfernStart-transfer Time:t%time_starttransfernnTotal Time:tt%time_totaln' -o /dev/null www.google.com | tee -a webresp.csv
sleep 900
done









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I am using this script on router using Entware to check response of website every 15 min. It only runs once and terminates after the first 15 mins. Why?



#! /bin/sh

for i in 1..10
do
date >> webresp.csv
curl -w 'Testing Website Response Time for :%url_effectivennLookup Time:tt%time_namelookupnConnect Time:tt%time_connectnPre-transfer Time:t%time_pretransfernStart-transfer Time:t%time_starttransfernnTotal Time:tt%time_totaln' -o /dev/null www.google.com | tee -a webresp.csv
sleep 900
done






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    – muru
    38 mins ago
















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You are using #! /bin/sh. 1..10 is a bash extension, not standard shell. Bash would expand 1..10 into 10 words,for a standard shell it is just one word.






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              ...and the script should then work as expected.






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                ...and the script should then work as expected.






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