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07-31-2008
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grep thru zipped files
Hi All,
I need to check the logs and grep it. The problem is that the previous days are zipped with *.gz. How do grep on the *.gz? Thank you in advance. 
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07-31-2008
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Code:
zgrep 'pattern' filename.gz
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