Q:

Linux bash thing

I try to create a little bash script, with which I have no experience. I try to do something like:
#!/bin/bash
statut="na"
if [ $proc = 0 ]; then
    statut = "closed"
else
    statut = "opened"
fi

but I receive:
./test.sh: line 4: statut: command not found
Can you give me a hint? On Google I couldn't find something similar. All if examples are with echo not with variable assignation.
Thank you!

A:

That's because you're not following a syntax for assignment operator - you should remove spaces around '=' (and quote $proc):
#!/bin/bash
statut="na"
if [ "$proc" = 0 ]; then
    statut="closed"
else
    statut="opened"
fi

