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As I said, the file works perfectly and there is no need to change it at this point. The command make a mess.

Unfortunatelly it doesn't work. I am getting some errors from perl file. Normally the file works fine.

Hi,

I didn't use any code tags, since there is no code or any data fragment in my post.
Yes, I am sure that this file is in all directories. And I know that it isn't very logical.

Good morning!

I need your help again.

I have some perl file. This file, to work, needs to be executed in appropriate directory, e.g. /mnt/disck/new files/abc/003

I need a shell script...

Well... I have no idea. It is working perfectly fine with the few lines above, but when I try to analyze full log file, there is no result.

Yes, but it doesn't work on other log file.
It can look like this:

Sep 11 12:51:18 servername postfix/qmgr[18292]: 61F981C3A39: from=<ramirez987@example.com>, size=490403, nrcpt=1 (queue...

Unfortunatelly it is still not working.
#!/bin/bash
DIR=/usr/src/count_test3
FILES=$DIR/*
for i in $FILES
do

sed -n "s/^.*from=<\([^@]*\)@example.com.*/\1/p" $i | sort | uniq -c...

Hi,

There is no permanent place in which the address appeares, so it is not about "second occurrence". I just want to list all lolgins between the strings: "from=<" and "@example.com>"

I have another problem.

I would like this script to look for "from=<" and "@example.com>" and count logins between theese two phrases. E.g.:


Something somethingso from=<abc@xgx.com>...

Not really. If I make a copy of the log file in the directory and run:
#!/bin/bash
DIR=/usr/src/count_test
FILES=$DIR/*
for i in $FILES
do
sed -n "s/.*LOGIN.*user=\([^,]*\),.*/\1/p" $FILES...

It is printing data from file, instead of counting it.

Thanks, but I was thinking more about some loop:

#!/bin/bash
DIR=/usr/src/count_test
FILES=$DIR/*
for i in $FILES
do
sed -n "s/.*user=\([^,]*\),.*/\1/p" $FILES | sort -u $i
done

...

Thank you for help.

anbu23, your solution is working, but what if I had many files in this directory and I want to do this for all of them? Lets say that I am trying to find out how many users...

Hello,

I have a directory with a log files(many of them). Lines look like this:

Sep 1 00:05:05 server9 pop3d-ssl: LOGIN, user=abc@example.com, ip=[xxx], port=[63030]
Sep 1 00:05:05 server9...