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06-07-2006
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Word Count without any characters but the Output String
Hi all,
I am logging any access to a server, and i wanted to write a script which tells me how much entries there are. The Problem is that "wc -l log" outputs the correct number of lines but with the name of the file attached. is there any nice possibility to solve this that i ONLY get the number? Thanks a lot, Jan 
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06-07-2006
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Code:
wc -l log | awk '{ print $1}'
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06-07-2006
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just with this ,
wc -l < filename
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