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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers change value of logfile Post 302498611 by umapearl on Tuesday 22nd of February 2011 03:11:05 AM
Old 02-22-2011
hi,

Thanks for your reply. I tried but not the script is not working,

actually my xlsheet is like this. title in one column and id in one more column
A Child's Garden of Verses. PQR002085329.book A Christmas Carol. PQR002085154.book A Comedy of Marriage and Other Tales. PQR002082772.book
and my log file is like this
2011-02-13 13:13:14 172.30.9.191 GET /Gatekeeper.aspx type=wel&id=wel-epub/PQR002085329.book 80 - 119.234.0.26 MobileRead/1.0+CFNetwork/485.12.7+Darwin/10.4.0 500 0 64 196608 324796
2011-02-13 13:13:14 172.30.9.191 GET /Gatekeeper.aspx type=wel&id=wel-epub/PQR002082772.book 80 - 119.234.0.26 MobileRead/1.0+CFNetwork/485.12.7+Darwin/10.4.0 500 0 64 196608 324796

so now in this case PQR002085329.book should be replaced by A Child's Garden of Verses and PQR002082772 by A Comedy of Marriage and Other Tales.

Please help
 

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bookman(1)																bookman(1)

NAME
bookman - Generate a book from man pages SYNOPSIS
bookman [-pPxn] [-o outfile] [-a author] [-d date] [-r release] [-t title] [-v volume] [-c coverfile] [manfile] DESCRIPTION
bookman compiles a set of man pages files specified by manfile arguments, or if no manfile is given, filenames are read from standard input. OPTIONS
-p PDF output format. -P Postscript output format. -x X11 previewing, using gxditview(1). -n no format, output is direct gtroff intermediate format. -o outfile Output in file outfile. Default is standard output. -a author Set the author, on the cover page. -d date Set the date on the cover page. -r release Set the book name and release on the cover page. -t title Set the title on the cover page. -v volume Specify the name of the volume. -c coverfile Uses the file coverfile to generate the cover page, i.e. all pages preceding the table of content. coverfile must be in groff_ms(7) format. EXAMPLE
To build a reference manual from section 2 man, do: $ cd /usr/man/man2 $ bookman -p -t 'Unix Reference Manual' * >book.pdf SEE ALSO
man(1), mandoc(7), groff_ms(7), groff(1), troff(1), grops(1), gxditview(1), ps2pdf(1). AUTHOR
Marc Vertes <mvertes@free.fr> txt2man-1.5.5 11 April 2011 bookman(1)
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