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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Need smart script ! Post 302652607 by mohtashims on Thursday 7th of June 2012 11:01:05 AM

06-07-2012

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No... not like this.

I need this

Code:

/appl/user_projects/domains/test.com/servers/dc1/logs
/appl/user_projects/domains/test.com/config/dc6/logs
/appl/user_projects/domains/test.com/servers/dc2/logs
/appl/user_projects/domains/test.com/servers/dc3/dump

Now,

Code:

 
/appl/user_projects/domains/test.com/config/dc6/logs [does not have the "server" folder]

and

Code:

 
/appl/user_projects/domains/test.com/servers/dc3/dump [does not have a "logs" folder]

Hence both of them should be ignored.

This is what i need

Code:

 
a1=/appl/user_projects/domains/test.com/servers/dc1/logs
b1=/appl/user_projects/domains/test.com/servers/dc2/logs

Also, I need

Code:

dir1=dc1
dir2=dc2

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