Automation

I'm trying to determine which interface to use for a multiple platform script, but running into an issue.

Regardless of the $device-model variable, it's matching the first line.

From juise:

print $device-model
[string] "SRX210HE-POE"

From SLAX:

var $adr-interface = {
		if($device-model == "SRX100B" || "SRX100b"){
				expr "fe-0/0/0.0";
			}
		else if($device-model == "SRX100H" || "SRX100h" ){
				expr "fe-0/0/0.0";
			}
		else if($device-model == "SRX210H" || "SRX210h" || "SRX210HE-POE"){
				expr "ge-0/0/0.0";
			}
		else if ($device-model == "SRX240H" || "SRX240h"){
				expr "ge-0/0/0.0";
			}
		else {
			expr jcs:syslog( "external.notice", $syslog-tag, "This is only designed for SRX100, SRX210, and SRX240 Devices.  \nAttempting on ", $device-model);
			<xsl:message terminate="yes">"This is only designed for SRX100, SRX210, and SRX240 Devices";
		}
	}

 Any ideas?

You need to specify the full boolean expression on both sides of the OR. A non-empty string always evaluates to true, so right now you are basically saying:

if( $something == "something" || true() )

Instead, say:

if( $something == "something" || $something == "something else" )

As an aside, you can side-step the need to do multiple checks (for character case) by simply normalizing your variable to  an all lower- or uppper-case copy prior to any string comparisons.

E.g.

/* normalize $dev-model string to all lower-case in $dev-model_lc */
var $dev-model_lc = translate($device-model,  "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ", "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz" );


var $adr-interface = {
		if($device-model_lc == "srx100b") {
				expr "fe-0/0/0.0";
			}
....
etc.

Good idea, I actually ended up doing that.  I found that different code versions report device model description with caps / nocaps.