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05-24-2008

dejavu88

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Read logline line by line with awk/sed

Hello,

I have a logfile which is in this format:

Code:

1211667249500#3265
1211667266687#2875
1211667270781#1828

Is there a way to read the logfile line by line every time I execute the code and put the two numbers in the line in two separate variables?

Something like:

Code:

1211667249500#3265

Into:

Code:

var1=1211667249500 var2=3265

Thanks

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