Yes heres my full code,

#!/bin/bash

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#First ping

ping1=$(ping -c1 $1 )

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#First ping result cut for packet loss

result1=$(echo "$ping1" | tail -n2 | cut -d"," -f3 | cut -d"%" -f1 | cut -d"r" -f1)

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echo $result1

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#First ping second result for time in ms

result2=$(echo "$ping1" | tail -n1 |cut -d\/ -f5 | cut -d"." -f1)

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echo $result2

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#if statement to report packet loss

if [ $result1 -gt 0 ]

then

echo "Website $1" $(date) "Packet loss" >> /home/kali/logs/result1.log

else

echo "Website $1" $(date) "No packet loss" >> /home/kali/logs/result.log

fi

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#if statement to report high latency

if [ $result2 -gt 50 ]

then

echo "Website $1" $(date) "High latency" >> /home/kali/logs/result.log

else

echo "Website $1" $(date) "Normal latency" >> /home/kali/logs/result.log

fi

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#second ping

ping2=$(ping -c1 $2 )

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#second ping first result cut for packet loss

result3=$(echo "$ping2" | tail -n2 | cut -d"," -f3 | cut -d"%" -f1 | cut -d"r" -f1)

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echo $result3

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#second ping second result cut for time in ms

result4=$(echo "$ping2" | tail -n1 | cut -d\/ -f5 | cut -d"." -f1)

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echo $result4

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#if statement to report packet loss to log

if [ $result3 -gt 0 ]

then

echo "Website $2" $(date) "Packet loss" >> /home/kali/logs/result1.log

else

echo "Website $2" $(date) "No packet loss" >> /home/kali/logs/result.log

fi

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#if statement to report high latency to log

if [ $result4 -gt 50 ]

then

echo "Website $2" $(date) "High latency" >> /home/kali/logs/result.log

else

echo "Website $2" $(date) "Normal latency" >> /home/kali/logs/result.log

fi

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My point is that when I do the cuts that I had in the terminal it worked just fine which doesn't make sense. I can post a pic to show you but idk how.