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06-07-2012

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Assuming that you want to process these directories one-by one we can create a while loop and only have one environment variable set per directory process.

Code:

ls -1d /appl/user_projects/domains/*/servers/*/logs 2>/dev/null | while read dir
do
       echo "${dir}"
       dc=$(basename $(dirname "${dir}"))
       echo $dc
       domain=$(basename $(dirname $(dirname $(dirname "${dir}"))))
       echo $domain
done

There are tidier ways of extracting the dc and domain name fields but it depends on what Shell you have.

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