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Redirect grep output to dynamique fileName and subdirectory
Hi all
i'm new in KSH, i want to write a script to grep a logs files and redirecting the result into a relative subdirectory/file.txt that must be created near to each log file my begin script is : find ./logs -type f -name "*.log" -exec grep error {} \; how i can perform that modest script thanks in advance Rambler |
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