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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting To find 3 patterns in a file Post 302322513 by ali560045 on Thursday 4th of June 2009 02:56:19 AM
Old 06-04-2009
To find 3 patterns in a file

hy i have a requirement in which my script needs to find 3 patterns in a file and if any pattern is missing it should sent a mail

Patterns
Code:
Interval60min_Daily_readings$a.txt
Interval_Daily_readings$a.txt
Daily_readings$a.txt


Basically i want to test for the above Patterns in the file generated by the script .How shall i implement this logic in my script


Below my script

Code:
#!/bin/ksh

rm -rf all_rep_files.txt
TZ=`date +%Z`+24 ;a=`date +"%m%d%Y"`
echo $a

for i in 616498114_ReliantES 799530915_ReliantRS  
do
        echo "user odad odd" > ftp.txt
        echo "prompt" >> ftp.txt
        echo "cd $i" >> ftp.txt
        echo "ls -ltr" >> ftp.txt
        echo "bye" >> ftp.txt
        ftp -nv ftp.oncor.com < ftp.txt > ftplog_$i.log
        echo "Completed for $i"
        cat ftplog_$i.log | egrep "Interval_Daily_readings$a|Daily_readings$a|Interval60min_Daily_readings$a" > ftplog_$i.txt
        echo "**********************CONTENTS OF REP $i*****************************" >> all_rep_files.txt
        cat ftplog_$i.txt >> all_rep_files.txt
        rm -rf ftplog_$i.log

########here only i need to test in the file ftplog_$i.txt for those patterns and if not found should mail the pattern#############


Last edited by ali560045; 06-04-2009 at 04:09 AM..
 

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