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Operating Systems Solaris Help with finding correct log files Post 302525617 by oopsalion on Friday 27th of May 2011 08:49:34 AM
Old 05-27-2011
Help with finding correct log files

Lets say i have files like the following format :-

R0001.log
R0002.log
...
...
R00011.log
upto R000n.log, there are also a lot of text files with different names

now how can i find these files with in a range, i can do "ls R000*.log" and it will show me all the R000*.log files but what if i want files between R0005 and R00010

I can also use find . -name R000*.log but then how can i use the range here...

Now, once i get those files, i want to copy only these files within this range...

Please help me getting this done... Thanks
 

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