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Old 04-29-2012
Try this:
Code:
while true; do newdate=`date '+%Y%m%d'`; nowdate=`date '+%Y%m%d-%H.log'`; tail -f /usr/home/ABCD/atimo/log/$newdate/option/OP2/GatewayTransaction.$nowdate; sleep 5; done;

 

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HTML::Lint::HTML4(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				    HTML::Lint::HTML4(3pm)

	'expectArgsRE' => 'A|FONT',

	'headTagsRE' => 'TITLE|NEXTID|LINK|BASE|META',

	'requiredContext' =>
	{
	'AREA'	   => 'MAP',
	'CAPTION'  => 'TABLE',
	'DD'	   => 'DL',
	'DT'	   => 'DL',
	'FIELDSET' => 'FORM',
	'FRAME'    => 'FRAMESET',
	'INPUT'    => 'FORM',
	'LABEL'    => 'FORM',
	'LEGEND'   => 'FIELDSET',
	'LI'	   => 'DIR|MENU|OL|UL',
	'NOFRAMES' => 'FRAMESET',
	'OPTGROUP' => 'SELECT',
	'OPTION'   => 'SELECT',
	'SELECT'   => 'FORM',
	'TD'	   => 'TR',
	'TEXTAREA' => 'FORM',
	'TH'	   => 'TR',
	'TR'	   => 'TABLE',
	'PARAM'    => 'APPLET|OBJECT',
	},

	'okInHead' =>
		{
			'ISINDEX' => 1,
			'TITLE'   => 1,
			'NEXTID'  => 1,
			'LINK'	  => 1,
			'BASE'	  => 1,
			'META'	  => 1,
			'RANGE'   => 1,
			'STYLE'   => 1,
			'OBJECT'  => 1,
			'!--'	  => 1,
		},

	## elements which cannot be nested
	'nonNest' => 'A|FORM',

	'requiredAttributes' =>
	{
	APPLET	=> 'WIDTH|HEIGHT',
	AREA		=> 'ALT',
	BASE		=> 'HREF',
	BASEFONT	=> 'SIZE',
	BDO		=> 'DIR',
	FORM		=> 'ACTION',
	IMG		=> 'SRC|ALT',
	LINK		=> 'HREF',
	MAP		=> 'NAME',
	NEXTID	=> 'N',
	SELECT	=> 'NAME',
	TEXTAREA	=> 'NAME|ROWS|COLS'
	},

	'attributeFormat' =>
	{
		'ALIGN',	 'BOTTOM|MIDDLE|TOP|LEFT|CENTER|RIGHT|JUSTIFY|'.
				'BLEEDLEFT|BLEEDRIGHT|DECIMAL',
		'ALINK' 	 => 'color',
		'BGCOLOR'	   => 'color',
		'CLEAR',	'LEFT|RIGHT|ALL|NONE',
		'COLOR' 	 => 'color',
		'COLS', 	 'd+|(d*[*%]?,)*s*d*[*%]?',
		'COLSPAN',	   'd+',
		'DIR'		=> 'LTR|RTL',
		'HEIGHT',	   'd+',
		'INDENT',	   'd+',
		'LINK'		=> 'color',
		'MAXLENGTH',   'd+',
		'METHOD',	   'GET|POST',
		'ROWS', 	   'd+|(d*[*%]?,)*s*d*[*%]?',
		'ROWSPAN',	   'd+',
		'SEQNUM',	   'd+',
		'SIZE', 	   '[-+]?d+|d+,d+',
		'SKIP', 	   'd+',
		'TYPE', 	   'CHECKBOX|HIDDEN|IMAGE|PASSWORD|RADIO|RESET|'.
				'SUBMIT|TEXT|[AaIi1]|disc|square|circle|'.
				'FILE|.*',
		'UNITS',	 'PIXELS|EN',
		'VALIGN',	 'TOP|MIDDLE|BOTTOM|BASELINE',
		'VLINK' 	 => 'color',
		'WIDTH',	 'd+%?',
		'WRAP', 	 'OFF|VIRTUAL|PHYSICAL',
		'X',		 'd+',
		'Y',		 'd+'
	},

	'badTextContext' =>
	{
		'HEAD',  'BODY, or TITLE perhaps',
		'UL',	 'LI or LH',
		'OL',	 'LI or LH',
		'DL',	 'DT or DD',
		'TABLE', 'TD or TH',
		'TR',	 'TD or TH'
	},

	'bodyColorAttributes' =>
	[
		qw(BGCOLOR TEXT LINK ALINK VLINK)
	],

       );

NAME
HTML::Lint::HTML4 -- Rules for HTML 4 as used by HTML::Lint. SYNOPSIS
No user serviceable parts inside. Used by HTML::Lint. SEE ALSO
HTML::Lint AUTHOR
Andy Lester "andy at petdance.com" COPYRIGHT
Copyright (c) Andy Lester 2005. All Rights Reserved. This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. perl v5.14.2 2012-04-06 HTML::Lint::HTML4(3pm)
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