[vox-tech] bash question

[Matt Holland]

Hey all, I'm trying to automate some grunt work, and for the life of me, 
I can't figure out where I'm going wrong.  Here's a simplified version 
of what I'm trying to do:

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#!/bin/bash

# testrun.sh -- run the simulations to be done in the current directory
#
# usage: testrun.sh <prog>
#        where <prog> is the program to be run on all of the input files

for I in *.in
do
     J=`basename $I .in`
     "$1 > $J.out";
     "$1";
done
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When I run it, I get:

$ testrun.sh hello
/home/holland/bin/testrun.sh: hello > 0001.out: command not found
hello, world
/home/holland/bin/testrun.sh: hello > 0002.out: command not found
hello, world
/home/holland/bin/testrun.sh: hello > 0003.out: command not found
hello, world
/home/holland/bin/testrun.sh: hello > 0004.out: command not found
hello, world

So it seems that something is wrong with my output redirection, but each 
of the commands that it complains about works fine if I paste it into 
the terminal directly (also using bash).

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Matt

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Matt Holland
Population Biology Graduate Group
University of California, Davis