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#!/bin/sh
#===================================================================
#
# FILE: mktestfile.sh
#
# USAGE: ./mktestfile.sh > filename.txt
#
# DESCRIPTION: Creates a testfile by combining keywords from two files.
# can be used for whois_check.sh to the availaility of a domain name.
# OPTIONS:-
# REQUIREMENTS: Text files prefix.txt, and suffix.txt in current directory
# BUGS:-
# NOTES: Should work in linux or cygwin
# AUTHOR: Scott McClelland (ScottM), systemnotesorg AT yahoo DOT com
# COMPANY: systemnotes.org
# VERSION: 1.0
# CREATED: 2008-11-28
# REVISION:-
#===================================================================
for PREFIX in `cat prefix.txt`
do
for SUFFIX in `cat suffix.txt`
do
echo ${PREFIX}${SUFFIX}
done
done
#===================================================================
# Example Input Files:
#
# cat prefix.txt
# unix
# linux
#
# cat suffix.txt
# server
# support
# expert
#
# Example Output File:
#
# cat unixtest.txt
# unixserver
# unixsupport
# unixexpert
# linuxserver
# linuxsupport
# linuxexpert
#===================================================================
#===================================================================
#
# FILE: mktestfile.sh
#
# USAGE: ./mktestfile.sh > filename.txt
#
# DESCRIPTION: Creates a testfile by combining keywords from two files.
# can be used for whois_check.sh to the availaility of a domain name.
# OPTIONS:
# REQUIREMENTS: Text files prefix.txt, and suffix.txt in current directory
# BUGS:
# NOTES: Should work in linux or cygwin
# AUTHOR: Scott McClelland (ScottM), systemnotesorg AT yahoo DOT com
# COMPANY: systemnotes.org
# VERSION: 1.0
# CREATED: 2008-11-28
# REVISION:
#===================================================================
for PREFIX in `cat prefix.txt`
do
for SUFFIX in `cat suffix.txt`
do
echo ${PREFIX}${SUFFIX}
done
done
#===================================================================
# Example Input Files:
#
# cat prefix.txt
# unix
# linux
#
# cat suffix.txt
# server
# support
# expert
#
# Example Output File:
#
# cat unixtest.txt
# unixserver
# unixsupport
# unixexpert
# linuxserver
# linuxsupport
# linuxexpert
#===================================================================