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Operating Systems Linux Fedora Find Files in Directory by Permission? Post 302356145 by Feuyaer on Thursday 24th of September 2009 04:32:08 PM
Old 09-24-2009
But it still shouldn't have been saying 1 - I had 4 results.


Now at if [ COUNT -gt 0 ] , line 23, i get the error integer expression expected



Is there no simpler way? Like at the -Find, there's an -Exec at the end, so each count adds 1 to a value called Count that was initially 0? I tried this earlier but got wierd errors, maybe you can tell me how it's done lol

....and now I cant get it to echo COUNT. Even when I make it = "lol" and echo is immediately. Just not showing up. /sigh

Last edited by Feuyaer; 09-24-2009 at 05:48 PM..
 

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Swatch::Threshold(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				    Swatch::Threshold(3pm)

NAME
Swatch::Threshold - Perl extension for thresholding in swatch(1) SYNOPSIS
use Swatch::Threshold; &Swatch::threshold( SWID => <int>, TYPE => <limit|threshold|both>, TRACK_BY => <key>, # like an IP addr COUNT => <int>, SECONDS => <int> ); SWATCH SYNTAX
threshold track_by=<key>, type=<limit|threshold|both>, count=<int>, seconds=<int> DESCRIPTION
SWID is swatch's internal ID number for the watchfor block TYPE can be limit, threshold, or both Limit - Alert on the 1st COUNT events during the time interval, then ignore events for the rest of the time interval. Threshold - Alert every COUNT times we see this event during the time interval. Both Alert once per time interval after seeing COUNT occurrences of the event, then ignore any additional events during the time interval. SECONDS is the time interval AUTHOR
E. Todd Atkins, todd.atkins@stanfordalumni.org SEE ALSO
perl(1), swatch(1). perl v5.10.0 2006-07-21 Swatch::Threshold(3pm)
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