Bash script with sed

[storbeck]

I need some help with the script, whenever I run it, the program just seems to hang. When I press ^C it seems to have run through the first line but doesn't continue.

By the way, I know the script is overkill at the moment, but it's just the beginning to a much larger script.

Script:

#!/bin/bash
cat test | while read THELINE
LINENUM=0
do
  OK_USER=(root admin)
  MYUSER=$(echo $THELINE | cut -d, -f1)
  MYPROC=$(echo $THELINE | cut -d, -f11)
for ((i=0; i<${#OK_USER[@]}; i++))
  do
    LINENUM=$((LINENUM+1))
    if [ "$MYUSER" =  "${OK_USER[$i]}" ]; then
      sed -i "${LINENUM}d" test
    fi
  done

done
cat test;

In the test file I have:
root
admin
user
bob
joe
five



What it's supposed to do is run through the file and remove all of the users which are defined in the array (root and admin).


Results should be:
./script

user
bob
joe
five


Thank you

[storbeck]

Nevermind, I got it solved in a much simpler way