Under Windows i use :
for /f "eol=; tokens=1*" %%i in (ip.txt) do exploit.exe %%i *.*.*.* 31337
Now i wanna use in Linux,
I try with bash, but alway got this:
bash: syntax error near unexpected token `"eol=; tokens=1*"'
Pl. help!
Thank you!

You can find here an advanced bash scripting guide. Hope you'll find it useful.

Hi,

I am not 100% sure how your input looks like and how your output should look like.
As far as I could understand you want to run a program with two command-line parameters <ip> and <port>.
The ip is read from a file and is an array of IPs with each IP seperated by a given character throughout the file.
If you're using bash (dunno on which other shells it'd work) you can use this little script to get the job done.


Write it into a file and do 'chmod +x file' once to mark it as an executable file.
Execute it with the filename of the input file as the first parameter.
To use it as a one liner you have to seperate the lines in the script with a semicolon and replace $1 with the input filename. The #!/bin/bash must not be include in a one liner.

If you have any questions or anything else to say feel free to do so.

Thank you very much!

What i want is to write such as:

FOR /F "tokens=1* delims=, " %%i in (%list%) do mass.bat %%i

scan.exe -p 443 %startip% %endip%

FOR /F "tokens=1* delims=, " %%i in (%list%) do check.bat %%i

Something like that but under Linux!

so basically you want help writing an autohacker script in linux...

yes!

well in that case i will have to trash the topic!