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Help grep and awk
I need to write a small shell script which does the following :
I have a file : root/var/log/ocmp/ocmpclient.log This is a log file which is continuosly getting updated . I have to keep looking into this file all the time. I have to look for four keywords, "File Detected", File Sending", "File Recieved", "Disconnecting" Now whenever i find one of these keywords i have to print them on the screen, this process continues till the computer shuts down. Pls help me, I am supposed to use grep and awk Help me its urgent. |
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