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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Print separated datas Post 302425804 by ras on Sunday 30th of May 2010 10:57:29 AM
Old 05-30-2010
Print separated datas
Hi People !!

I need your help.

I have a a txt file "example" with it datas.

Code:
[Hour]  [Data]   [IP]   [URL]  [ASN]  [Country] [Domain ASN Responsable]

11:35 10/12/2003  10.10.10.1    God.com  5  country   Responsable of ASN
11:37 12/12/2003  10.10.10.1    FATHER.COM  5  country   Responsable of ASN
11:40 14/12/2003  10.10.10.3    www.mother  6  country   Responsable of ASN
11:45 14/12/2003  10.10.10.3    www.daugher  6  country   Responsable of ASN
12:50 18/12/2003  100.100.10.1  son.com  8  country   Responsable of ASN
12:55 18/12/2003  100.100.10.1   Cousin Corporation of America  8  country   Responsable of ASN

I want to print just ASN that are about my responsibility, this example only that with ASN , 5 and 6.

Example: I am using this command
Code:
egrep '5|6' example

This is a output of my command.
Code:
11:35 10/12/2003  10.10.10.1    God.com  5  country   Responsable of ASN
11:37 12/12/2003  10.10.10.1    FATHER.COM  5  country   Responsable of ASN
11:40 14/12/2003  10.10.10.3    www.mother  6  country   Responsable of ASN
11:45 14/12/2003  10.10.10.3    www.daugher  6  country   Responsable of ASN

But I wanted that my output wil be this:
Code:
ASN5=11:35 10/12/2003  10.10.10.1  God.com  5  country  Responsable of ASN
 11:37 12/12/2003  10.10.10.1    FATHER.COM  5  country   Responsable of ASN

ASN6=11:40 14/12/2003  10.10.10.3    www.mother  6  country  Responsable of ASN
 11:45 14/12/2003  10.10.10.3    www.daugher  6  country   Responsable of ASN

Because after i wil need to send e-mail to ASN5 and ASN6 separated.

Thanks all
Last edited by Scott; 06-01-2010 at 07:02 PM.. Reason: Please use code tags
 

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