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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Strange one (likely something simple...) Post 302143052 by radoulov on Tuesday 30th of October 2007 07:15:09 AM
Old 10-30-2007
Try changing the code a little bit:

Code:
#! /bin/ksh

LOGDIR="/home/Administrator/LOGS/logmeoff"    # Logging directory, must be world-writable
RETDAYS="31"               # Number of days to retain old logfiles


ME="$(logname)"            # Username
SCRIPT="logmeoff"       # Script name

# FUNCTIONS
###########


Log () {
set -x

##Construct the log file path and name##
LOGFILE="$LOGDIR"/"$1"."$(date +%a%d%b%y)".logmeoff.log

##Check whether today's logfile exists and create if not##
[ -w "$LOGFILE" ] ||  { touch "$LOGFILE"; chmod 666 "$LOGFILE"; }

##Delete logmeoff log files older than $RETDAYS old##
find "$LOGDIR" -type f -name '*.logmeoff.log' -mtime +"$RETDAYS" -exec rm {} \;

##Write the log entry##
printf "%s\n" "$(date +%T)|$ME|$(who am i)" >> "$LOGFILE"

}

Log test

 

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Net::Sieve::Script::Action(3pm) 			User Contributed Perl Documentation			   Net::Sieve::Script::Action(3pm)

NAME
Net::Sieve::Script::Action - parse and write actions in sieve scripts SYNOPSIS
use Net::Sieve::Script::Action; $action = Net::Sieve::Script::Action->new('redirect "bart@example.edu"'); or $action = Net::Sieve::Script::Action->new(); $action->command('redirect'); $action->param('"bart@example.edu"'); DESCRIPTION
Action object for Net::Sieve::Script, with command and optional param. Support RFC 5228, RFC 5230 (vacation), regex draft METHODS
CONSTRUCTOR new Argument : "command param" string, parse valid commands from RFCs, param are not validate. command read command : "$action->command()" set command : "$action->command('stop')" param read param : "$action->param()" set param : "$action->param(' :days 3 "I am away this week."')" equals return 1 if actions are equals AUTHOR
Yves Agostini - Univ Metz - <agostini@univ-metz.fr> <http://www.crium.univ-metz.fr> COPYRIGHT
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. The full text of the license can be found in the LICENSE file included with this module. perl v5.10.0 2008-09-15 Net::Sieve::Script::Action(3pm)
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