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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Need Linux equivalent for UNIX Post 302943502 by Don Cragun on Saturday 9th of May 2015 05:49:10 AM

05-09-2015

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After more than 375 posts, I am very disappointed that you still don't have any idea how to write a simple for or while loop using a standard shell! And, the title of this thread doesn't give any indication of what you are trying to do.

You were also very skimpy with details about whether or not all of your directories will actually contain a log file for the desired hostname, how the variables hostname, fdrdate, and greptime are set, nor where the log directory is located.

Maybe the following will give you a starting point:

Code:

#!/bin/ksh
#set -xv
basedir="/path/of/log"
fdrdate_new=${1:-fdrdate_new default value}
greptime=${2:-greptime default value}
hostname=${1:-default hostname}
looking=1
cd "$basedir"
ls -td * | while [ "$looking" ] && read fn
do
	if [ ! -d "$fn" ]
	then	continue
	fi
	if grep "$greptime.*exit" "$fn/Prod.$hostname.log" | grep "$fdrdate_new"
	then	echo "Match found in file: $fn/Prod.$hostname.log"
		looking=
	else	echo "No match found in file: $fn/Prod.$hostname.log"
	fi
done
if [ "$looking" ]
then	echo "No match found."
	exit 1
fi

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