Redirect input from file

Question

I'm writing a script (TEST.sh) that must run another script (TASK.sh)... Task.sh need two input... so I was thinking to redirect input from a file (I need to automize everything)...

So, I was using theese solutions:

exec "$assessment_tests/task.sh" "$parameters" < "$testdir/stdin" > "$testdir/output2";

But I receive an "access denied" error

And this other solution

bash "$assessment_tests/task.sh" "$parameters" < "$testdir/stdin" > "$testdir/output2";

(I've changed exec with bash)

In the second way i can run the script task.sh but in output2 i always find the message "Input wrong" where "Input wrong" is the output of task.sh... But I should obtain "Input ok"...

My stdin file is just a row with the value "my_input"

Any suggestion?

thanx

Answer 1

Your string CD1243423kk,0dc3dopwlz doesn't pass the if statement:

if [[ ! $input =~ ^[a-k][a-kC-Z0-9]{4,},[a-z0-9]{3,}$ ]]; then
    echo "Errore Autenticazione";
    exit 21;
fi

Fix that and you fix your problem.

Remember that it's case sensitive. The first group needs to be [a-kA-K] and then your string will pass.