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how many times does this repeated sequence exist
need a script to determine daily how many times does the below repeated sequence exist in a log file, and if it shows failure to connect in the same file
200 PORT Command successful. 150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for rgr016.daily.0305. 226 Transfer complete. local: rgr016.daily.0306 remote: rgr016.daily.0306 also grep for "Not connected" (trying to confirm consistent daily number of expected transfers, & will want to use this total against list of expected outputted files on another /dir Thanks! log has been set to only keep one day's worth of transfers and will no longer append |
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