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shell script to format .CSV data

Hi all,

I have written a shell script to search a specified directory (e.g. /home/user) for a list of specific words (shown as ${TMPDIR}/wordlist below). The script works well enough, but I was wondering if there was a way to display the line number that the word is found on?

Thanks!

Code:
cat << EOF > ${TMPDIR}/scanit
rm -f ${TMPDIR}/strings
strings "\$1" | egrep -i -f ${TMPDIR}/wordlist >> ${TMPDIR}/strings
if [ -s ${TMPDIR}/strings ]
then
	echo >> ${TMPDIR}/${HOSTNAME}.o
	echo "File:  \$1" >> ${TMPDIR}/${HOSTNAME}.o
	file "\$1"  >> ${TMPDIR}/${HOSTNAME}.o
	cat ${TMPDIR}/strings >> ${TMPDIR}/${HOSTNAME}.o
fi
rm -f ${TMPDIR}/strings
EOF

HOSTNAME=`hostname`
export HOSTNHAME

if [ $# -eq 0 ]
then
	echo "You must specify the start of the directory tree to search"
	exit
fi

find $1 -type f 2> ${TMPDIR}/${HOSTNAME}_find_errors | tee ${TMPDIR}/${HOSTNAME}_filelist | \
head -100 |\
sed -e "s+^+sh -x ${TMPDIR}/scanit \"+" -e 's/$/"/' > ${TMPDIR}/scanitnow

sh -x ${TMPDIR}/scanitnow 1> ${TMPDIR}/${HOSTNAME}_scan_run 2>&1

cd ${TMPDIR}
if [ -s ${HOSTNAME}.o ]
then
	date "+%Y%M%d_%H:%m:%S: indicators found on ${HOSTNAME}" > ${HOSTNAME}_scan_results.csv
	cat ${HOSTNAME}.o >> ${HOSTNAME}_scan_results.csv
else
	date "+%Y%M%d_%H:%m:%S:  No indicators found on ${HOSTNAME}" > ${HOSTNAME}_scan_results.csv
fi
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Well you could add "-n" to your egrep command line options.
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