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If you've understand the explanation above you should be able to try something out yourself. If you don't, you should read some awk tutorials. You can find some links here:
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If it were simply checking within the same date it would be pretty easy.
If greater than logintime and less than logouttime, I also need to span across days, since somepeople are logged in for several days. So I may need to check month day and year as well as the time. |
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