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Regular Expressions - Total beginner
Hi all, am a total beginner and need a hand getting a regular expression to work.
Basically I have a file of hits in the format: 136.120.16.32 Tue Nov 22 12:55:33 GMT 2005 and I need a regular expression so that when a user enters say: Tue Nov 22 2005 I can grep a load of files for that date with the variable $DATEENTERED, I cant get a reg exp to ignore the time in between the date and year though.  So far i have: grep -c "$DATEENTERED" *.hits Many Thanks, Adam |
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