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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Search in Unix home directory Post 302628221 by saku on Monday 23rd of April 2012 05:57:52 AM
Old 04-23-2012
Hi,

i don't want to mention all the dir names to search views

and more over i want to list all the views in below format

1) user_test_Work1.vws
2) user_test_Work2.vws
3) user_dev_Work1.vws
4) user_newproject_Work.vws
5) user_cqfix.vws


cmd :
Code:
find . -name "*.vws"  | wc -l

this cmd giving just no of views . i want to display all the views as a list .pls suggest

Last edited by Franklin52; 04-23-2012 at 07:16 AM.. Reason: Code tags
 

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TORRUS_NODEID(8)						      torrus							  TORRUS_NODEID(8)

NAME
nodeid - Torrus utility SYNOPSIS
torrus nodeid --tree=TREENAME --cmd=CMD options... DESCRIPTION
This command provides a way to integrate Torrus with external OSS systems. It operates with nodeid, a unique identifier for Torrus datasource subtrees and leaves. The command prints the data on the standard output in JSON data format. OPTIONS
--tree=TREE [Mandatory] Defines the datasouerce tree. --cmd=CMD [Mandatory] Defines the action command. The following commands are supported: o info Prints information about the nodeid. Requires --nodeid. o search Performs a prefix or substring search on node IDs and prints the results. Requires --prefix or --substring. o render Renders a specified datasource node and prints the resulting MIME type and the file name. Requires --nodeid and --view. Optional --out defines a file name to copy the output to. --nodeid=NODEID Specifies the Node ID string for the commands info and render. --details Toggles verbose output for the commands info and search. --prefix=STR Specifies the prefix search string for the command search. --substring=STR Specifies the search substring for the command search. --view=VIEW Specifies the view name for the command render. The following views are defined by standard Torrus XML files and render a PNG graph: "short", "last24h-small", "last24h", "lastweek", "lastmonth", "lastyear". The following views are printing the datasource value in a text format: "rrd-print-daily", "rrd-print-last". --out=FILE If defined, instructs the utility to copy the rendered data into a specified file. Otherwise the file is created in the standard renderer's cache directory. --help Displays a help message. SEE ALSO
torrus(8) NOTES
See more documentation at Torrus home page: http://torrus.org AUTHOR
Stanislav Sinyagin <ssinyagin@yahoo.com> torrus 2.03 2013-07-26 TORRUS_NODEID(8)
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