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Sorry, I hoped/wished that nobody seen this already. But you guys are fast here. ;)

I'm fighting with your example to get the 2 values in. But for one of the other reason, i can't figure out how...

Hey,

I've created following script:

var1=test1
setA=testA

if
...
touch $setA/$var1
...
fi


I would like now the repeat the command touch (in this example) for different...

Thanks,

Just for my own info, what's best? Or what's the difference?

Using the sort command, or the awk command?

First one seems to do the trick perfectly.

But the csv file is each time overwritten, correct?
Should be nice if only the new (=non existing values) are added to the csv.


I've just noticed...

This one does it all I believe. :b:

I'm thinking now to combine both (the awk and the curl command) and put the result in a file with >>
But since the unique filter is done before the results are...

Hey,

I'm using some sensors that can be read by http.
If I run following command:

curl -v...

Carlo,

This works perfect...



The end result:

CURRENT_DATE=$(date '+%Y%m%d)

for file in /backups/*/$CURRENT_DATE/*.txt
do
tail -5 $file | grep -E "end|return" > /dev/null 2>&1
...

Hey,

Each night, about 2000 network devices are being backupped. So in different folders, i've got each night 2000 new text files.
And normally, in these files, on the last 5 lines, the word...