07-30-2009
Help on Sort command
Hi there,
I have following log files
xsng1344pap_72_20090722.log.bz2
xsng1344pap_74_20090722.log.2.bz2
xsng1344pap_74_20090722.log.3.bz2
xsng1344pap_74_20090722.log.bz2
xsng1346pap_78_20090720.log.1.bz2
xsng1346pap_78_20090720.log.2.bz2
xsng1346pap_78_20090720.log.3.bz2
xsng1346pap_78_20090720.log.4.bz2
xsng1346pap_78_20090720.log.5.bz2
xsng1346pap_78_20090721.log.2.bz2
xsng1346pap_78_20090721.log.5.bz2
xsng1346pap_78_20090721.log.6.bz2
xsng1347pap_57_20090720.log.1.bz2
xsng1347pap_57_20090720.log.bz2
xsng1347pap_57_20090721.log.1.bz2
xsng1347pap_57_20090721.log.bz2
xsng1347pap_57_20090722.log.1.bz2
xsng1347pap_79_20090720.log.2.bz2
xsng1347pap_79_20090720.log.bz2
I would like to sort them based on date and then log / log.1 / log.2 etc, however when i use sort -n the command sorts on based of first numeric occurrence that is server name.
The output i need is something like this
1) Sort based in date 20 July / 21 July / 22 July / accordingly.
2) Sort based on log.bz2 / log.1.bz2 / log.2.bz2 / accordingly.
Is any option with sort? Please help.
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