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07-02-2008

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Need some help

Hello guyz

Need some help with this script

script.sh
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echo "--------Starting------" > 1.txt

grep "Server " jct.txt >>1.txt
grep "Hostname: " jct.txt >> 1.txt
grep "Port: " jct.txt >> 1.txt

mv 1.txt data.txt
echo "--------Ending----" >> data.txt

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jct.txt
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Server 1:
Server State: running
Hostname: 14.14.14.14
Port: 3060
ID:34349
Path:/etc/bin
Server 2:
Server State: not running
Hostname: 14.15.14.15
Port: 6060
ID:34349
Path:/etc/bin
Server 3:
Server State: not running
Hostname: 14.15.14.13
Port: 6160
ID:34349
Path:/etc/bin
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I am using script.sh to reterive Hostname and port.When using this script.sh iam getting result as

Server 1:
Server State: running

Server 2:
Server State: not running

Server 3:
Server State: not running
Hostname: 14.14.14.14
Hostname: 14.15.14.15
Hostname: 14.15.14.13
Port: 3060
Port: 6060
Port: 6160

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But I need server wise
Ex:
Server 1:
Server State: running
Hostname: 14.14.14.14
Port: 3060

Server 2:
Server State: not running
Hostname: 14.15.14.15
Port: 6060

Server 3:
Server State: not running
Hostname: 14.15.14.13
Port: 6160

I hope you guys understood my problem.Any suggestions!!!

THANKS guys

coolkid

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NAME

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SYNOPSIS

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DESCRIPTION

       Creates	virtual  list  view (VLV) indexes, known in the Directory Server Console as browsing indexes. VLV indexes introduce flexibility in
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OPTIONS

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       -Z Server Identifier
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EXAMPLE

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DIAGNOSTICS

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