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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Shell script for log archiving Post 302467277 by Chubler_XL on Thursday 28th of October 2010 08:59:07 PM
Old 10-28-2010
Here is a script for a)

Code:
ls /jvm[1-5]/logs/*server.log* | grep -v .gz | while read file
do
   gzip $file
done

How about this bash / ksh script for b)

Code:
host=$(hostname)
host=${host%.*}
MTH=$(date +%m-%Y)
# ensure at lease 1 file exists
[ "$(echo /jvm[1-5]/logs/*.gz)" = '/jvm[1-5]/logs/*.gz' ] && exit
for file in /jvm[1-5]/logs/*.gz
do
    topdir=${file#/}
    topdir=${topdir%%/*}
    base=$(basename $file)
    mkdir -p /logfile/project/$MTH
    mv $file /logfile/project/$MTH/${host}-${topdir}-${base}
done

 

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