Compartilhamento de script de definição de variáveis no Linux

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There are two basic identical codes, but only the variables are changed, and the rest are unchanged, but different results appeared during the execution process

Code one:

vi back.sh
#backup import file,such as /etc/rc.local /var/spool/cron/root
IP=$(ifconfig eth1|sed -nr '2s#.*addr:(.*) B.*#\1#gp')
Path=/backup
if [ $(date +%w) -eq 0 ]
then
  Time=$(date +%F-%w -d "-1 day")
else
  Time=$(date +%F "-1 day")
fi
mkdir $Path/$IP -p
cd / &&\
tar zcfh $Path/$IP/backup_$Time.tar.gz var/spool/cron/root etc/rc.local etc/sysconfig/iptables var/www/html app/logs &&\
md5sum $Path/$IP/backup_$Time.tar.gz >$Path/$IP/flag_$Time.log &&\
rsync -azv $Path/ [email protected]::backup --password-file=/etc/rsyncd.password &&\
find $Path/ -type f \( -name "*.log" -o -name "*.tar.gz" \) -mtime +7 |xargs rm –f
"back.sh" 15L, 628C written

Code two:

vi back.sh
#backup import file,such as /etc/rc.local /var/spool/cron/root
IP=$(ifconfig eth1|sed -nr '2s#.*addr:(.*) B.*#\1#gp')
Path=/backup
if [ $(date +%w) -eq 0 ]
then
  Time=$(date +%F-%w -d "-1 day")
else
  Time=$(date +%F "-1 day")
fi
mkdir $Path/$IP -p
cd / &&\
tar zcfh /backup/$IP/backup_$Time.tar.gz var/spool/cron/root etc/rc.local etc/sysconfig/iptables var/www/html app/logs &&\
md5sum $Path/$IP/backup_$Time.tar.gz >$Path/$IP/flag_$Time.log &&\
rsync -azv $Path/ [email protected]::backup --password-file=/etc/rsyncd.password &&\
find $Path/ -type f \( -name "*.log" -o -name "*.tar.gz" \) -mtime +7 |xargs rm –f
"back.sh" 15L, 628C written

The above code only modifies the packaging situation, tar zcf /backup and define a variable tar $Path/The result is different, the first execution result is:

Execution result of code one:

[root@nfs01 backup]# ls
172.16.1.31 backup_2017-12-23-6.tar.gz flag_2017-12-23-6.log

Execution result of code two:

[root@nfs01 backup]# ls
172.16.1.31

The principles of code one and code two are the same, but why do the execution results differ? I think it's because of the directory at the beginning of the environment variable, which makes the previous environment variable invalid, packaged twice:

Test script

[root@nfs01 scripts]# sh -x back.sh 
++ sed -nr '2s#.*addr:(.*) B.*#\1#gp'
++ ifconfig eth1
+ IP=172.16.1.31
+ Path=/backup
++ date +%w
+ '[' 4 -eq 0 ']'
++ date +%F -d '-1 day'
+ Time=2017-12-20
+ mkdir /backup/172.16.1.31 -p
+ cd /
+ tar zcfh /backup/172.16.1.31/backup_2017-12-20.tar.gz var/spool/cron/root etc/rc.local etc/sysconfig/iptables var/www/html app/logs
+ md5sum /backup/172.16.1.31/backup_2017-12-20.tar.gz
+ rsync -azv /backup/ [email protected]::backup --password-file=/etc/rsyncd.password
sending incremental file list
172.16.1.31/backup_2017-12-20.tar.gz
172.16.1.31/flag_2017-12-20.log
sent 1128 bytes received 65 bytes 2386.00 bytes/sec
total size is 2960 speedup is 2.48
+ xargs rm -f
+ find /backup/ -type f '(' -name '*.log' -o -name '*.tar.gz' ') -mtime +7

The test script did not have any problems, but I don't know what the cause is. I ask the great gods to answer, thank you very much!

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