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Purpose of the script: query the number of configuration entries for a configuration item (such as [mysqld]) in the Mysql configuration file my.cnf and output it.

The specific script is as follows:

# *

# Author: tomshen

# QQ: × × ×

# Date: 2019-10-14

# Description: The test script

# Copyright (C): 2019 All rights reserved

# *

# output the name of each configuration segment of the my.cnf configuration file, and the number of configuration items for each configuration segment

FILE_NAME=/etc/my.cnf

Function get_all_segment

{

# get all segments

Declare-a mysql_array=$ (sed-n'/ [. *] / p'$FILE_NAME | sed-e's / [/ / g' | sed-e's /] / / g')

For var1 in ${mysql_array [@]}

Do

Echo "$var1"

Done

Unset var1

Unset mysql_aeeay

}

Function count_items_in_segment

{

# get the number of lines of the configuration entry for each configuration segment

Items=$ (sed-n "/\ [$1\] /, /\ [. *] / p" $FILE_NAME | grep-v ^ # | grep-v ^ $| grep-v "\ [. *\]") index=0 for item in $items do index= `expr $index + 1`expr $index

}

Number=0

For segment in get_all_segment

Do

Number=expr $number + 1

Items_count=count_items_in_segment $segment

Echo "$number. Configuration items: $segment configuration entries: $items_count"

Done

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