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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Identify Color and send email with same color Post 302894036 by SriniShoo on Sunday 23rd of March 2014 08:18:21 AM
Old 03-23-2014
You can add other conditions and use below
Code:
ls -l | awk '{if($1 ~ /^d/) {$9 = ("<FONT COLOR=\"GREEN\">" $9 "</FONT>")}
  else if($1 ~ /^l/) {$9 = ("<FONT COLOR=\"BLUE\">" $9 "</FONT>")}
  else if($1 ~ /x/) {$9 = ("<FONT COLOR=\"PURPLE\">" $9 "</FONT>")}
  else if($9 ~ /.gz$/ || $9 ~ /.Z$/) {$9 = ("<FONT COLOR=\"RED\">" $9 "</FONT>")}
  else {$9 = ("<FONT COLOR=\"WHITE\">" $9 "</FONT>")}; print}'

or use below and save the output to sample.html and open the html file to see colors

Code:
ls -l | awk '{if($1 ~ /^d/) {$9 = ("<FONT COLOR=\"BLUE\">" $9 "</FONT>")}
  else if($1 ~ /^l/) {$9 = ("<FONT COLOR=\"PURPLE\">" $9 "</FONT>")}
  else if($1 ~ /x/) {$9 = ("<FONT COLOR=\"GREEN\">" $9 "</FONT>")}
  else if($9 ~ /.gz$/ || $9 ~ /.Z$/) {$9 = ("<FONT COLOR=\"RED\">" $9 "</FONT>")}
  else {$9 = ("<FONT COLOR=\"BLACK\">" $9 "</FONT>")}; print $0 "<BR>"}' > sample.html

Last edited by SriniShoo; 03-23-2014 at 09:48 AM.. Reason: changed color from white to black and added "<BR>" tag for html
 

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