If command issues

[cingbug]

not sure why i am getting the following error

./mount: line 7: [1: command not found
./mount: line 11: [1: command not found
./mount: line 15: [1: command not found
./mount: line 19: [1: command not found
./mount: line 23: [1: command not found
./mount: line 27: [1: command not found
No Such Disk
++ WARN: could not retrieve file info for `-o': No such file or directory

#!/bin/bash
# Mount debian disks

echo -e "Which disk would you like to mount? 1-5 or u for update"
read disk

if [$disk = 1]
then
MNT=/media/disk1;
DSK=/home/cingbug/Install\ Disks/debian-505-i386-DVD-1.iso
elif [$disk = 2]
then
MNT=/media/disk2;
DSK=/home/cingbug/Install\ Disks/debian-505-i386-DVD-2.iso
elif [$disk = 3]
then
MNT=/media/disk3;
DSK=/home/cingbug/Install\ Disks/debian-505-i386-DVD-3.iso
elif [$disk = 4]
then
MNT=/media/disk4;
DSK=/home/cingbug/Install\ Disks/debian-505-i386-DVD-4.iso
elif [$disk = 5]
then
MNT=/media/disk5;
DSK=/home/cingbug/Install\ Disks/debian-505-i386-DVD-5.iso
elif [$disk = u]
then
MNT=/media/update;
DSK=/home/cingbug/Install\ Disks/debian-update-5.0.5-i386-DVD-1.iso
else 
 echo -e "No Such Disk"

fi

fuseiso9660 $DSK $MNT -o allow_other

[JRummy16]

looks like you need a space after [ and before $disk. Also, the DSK varialbe needs qoute marks around it.

[cingbug]

Found one solution

#!/bin/bash
# Mount debian disks

echo -e "Which disk would you like to mount? 1-5 or 6 for update"
read disk

if [ $disk -eq 1 ]
then
MNT=/media/disk1;
DSK=/home/cingbug/Install_Disks/debian-505-i386-DVD-1.iso
elif [ $disk -eq 2 ]
then
MNT=/media/disk2;
DSK=/home/cingbug/Install_Disks/debian-505-i386-DVD-2.iso
elif [ $disk -eq 3 ]
then
MNT=/media/disk3;
DSK=/home/cingbug/Install_Disks/debian-505-i386-DVD-3.iso
elif [ $disk -eq 4 ]
then
MNT=/media/disk4;
DSK=/home/cingbug/Install_Disks/debian-505-i386-DVD-4.iso
elif [ $disk -eq 5 ]
then
MNT=/media/disk5;
DSK=/home/cingbug/Install_Disks/debian-505-i386-DVD-5.iso
elif [ $disk -eq 6 ]
then
MNT=/media/update;
DSK=/home/cingbug/Install_Disks/debian-update-5.0.5-i386-DVD-1.iso
else 
 echo -e "No Such Disk"

fi

fuseiso9660 $DSK $MNT -o allow_other

[lemons]

yes, the test brackets [ ] always need a space between them and what's inside.