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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting More complicated log parsing Post 302120472 by sjug on Wednesday 6th of June 2007 02:51:25 PM
Old 06-06-2007
Thanks for the amazingly quick response.

As you said, untested, but so far good start.
Two main issues
First, it doesn't quite work. I neglected to mention that I only want to get what is after the HandleRequest for AService ([HandleRequest] AService).
It does make files in the current state, but selectively, and not the correct handle/service.

Second, is the millions of other files that are created named after random tags that are on their own lines. All the other garbage files all start with "<", what would the if statement in the brackets look like (if [ $filename != <* ] ?).
Last edited by sjug; 06-06-2007 at 04:15 PM..
 

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