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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting script for get lines with specific time. Post 302586907 by ooilinlove on Tuesday 3rd of January 2012 03:18:34 PM
Old 01-03-2012
I tried it because I am still a novice unix.
I think it is.

Code:
time.log
.
.
00:0[0-9]
00:1[0-9]
00:2[0-9]
00:3[0-9]
00:4[0-9]
00:5[0-9]
.
.

my script
Code:
DATE=`date "+%Y%m%d"`
LOGPATH="/home/nagios/"
LOGNAME="Status.log"
LOG=$LOGPATH$LOGNAME
LOGMON="/home/nagios/logmon.log"
echo "$LOG"
date="02-01-2012 "

dates=DATE
times=TIME
attemp=ATTEMP
success=SUCCESS
fail=FAIL

for li in `cat time.log`
do

a1=`cat Status.log  |grep "$date$li" |wc -l`
a2=`cat Status.log  |grep "$date$li" |grep "Status=0" |wc -l`
a3=`cat Status.log  |grep "$date$li" |grep -v "Status=0" |wc -l`

echo "$date     $times  $a1     $a2     $a3" >> logmon.log
done

while true
        do
                clear
                echo " Monitor  Success "
                echo "Server name = `uname -n`"
                echo " -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------"
                echo "$dates    $times  $attemp $success        $fail" |awk '{printf "%15s %15s %15s %15s %15s\n", $1,$2,$3,$4,$5}'
                tail -30 $LOGMON |awk '{printf "%15s %15s %15s %15s %15s\n", $1,$2,$3,$4,$5}'
                sleep 100 
        done

my script output.
Code:
 Monitor  Success 
Server name = Abidamaru
 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
           DATE            TIME          ATTEMP         SUCCESS            FAIL
     02-01-2012            TIME              48              46               2
     02-01-2012            TIME              91              88               3
     02-01-2012            TIME              55              53               2
     02-01-2012            TIME              25              25               0
     02-01-2012            TIME              38              36               2
     02-01-2012            TIME              67              66               1
     02-01-2012            TIME              48              46               2

I have a problem, it displays real time.
And display the date and time. I wanted it to come out in this format.

Code:
DATE                                 TIME   
2012-01-04           00:50:00
2012-01-04           01:00:00
2012-01-04           01:10:00

 

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