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# 8  
Old 10-24-2008
you need to test of the directory exists - not then create it.
Code:
[[ -d ./tmp/$all/error ]] || mkdir ./tmp/$all/error

And don't use the \ characters in directory path names that's a windows thing - it will cause the shell to do the wrong thing
# 9  
Old 10-24-2008
ive make
Code:
for all in `find  ./clafzecxs2.edfgdf.fr -type f -name "*20081014.log"`
do 
 file = `basename $all`
 print $file
done

i get someting like :

Quote:
=: cannot open: No such file or directory
workshop_debug-PBP_20081014.log:
that resolve the file name but how i can use it on my loop

other question `dirname $all` dont get the directory path
any suggestion

thanks
# 10  
Old 10-24-2008
try echo instead of print and also there is not space between file = `ba...

it is also probably not best to use the variable "file" since it is a system command...

Code:
 
for all in `find  ./clafzecxs2.edfgdf.fr -type f -name "*20081014.log"`
do 
file=`basename $all`
echo $file
done

# 11  
Old 10-24-2008
Hi jim

if you see the loop suggested by 'sethcoop' and that get a part for my need
Code:
for all in `find ./ -type f -name "*.log"`
do 
  grep error $all > ./tmp/$all.error
done

the $all is the full path and file name, so
Code:
[[ -d ./tmp/$all/error ]] || mkdir ./tmp/$all/error

will get an error

i need a way to substitute the path an the file name
in each iteration, and use your suggestion properly ( [[ -d ./tmp/$all/error ]] || mkdir ./tmp/$all/error )

thank you 'sethcoop' and 'jim'
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