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Just a quick question. Is there a command that just lists the folders in a directory. I know of 'ls -p' that shows the directories with a '/' at the end. Though i would just like to have a list of...

Thanks guys that helped a lot

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At the moment i have a script where it asks the user if they want to create a file and what to put in the file. The problem is when the script is run the user inputs the information, though...

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I am looking to use a semaphore for the first time in one of my scripts. I am just wondering if there are any simple examples or tutorials around?

I am a beginner so the simpler the better...

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I tried putting:

cat ./logs/*.logs | grep "$month $day" | grep -c "$year"

But it just gives me a single numerical output, not a list of the files with a number of matches beside them.
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Well im putting them into variables, such as when they enter day, then month followed by day number i do a grep of;

grep -c "$day $month $daynum" ....

I thought that as the daynum contains a...

Files go on this structure

83.67.99.63 Wed Apr 12 01:50:11 2006


Basically if the user enters the data "Wed" "Apr" and "12" i want it to count all the files with those lines in them....

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I am currently using grep -c to scan lines for certain data. I am just wondering if you can search a specific column of a file using grep -c.

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Hmmm, when I sorted I got this:

sort: option requires an argument -- k
Try `sort --help' for more information.
user:~/test> man sort
Reformatting sort(1), please wait...

So I changed it to...

Sorry, I miss typed, was quite late at nigh -_-. I meant to ask how would I go about sorting the second column of data (which are numbers) in ascending order.

I currently haven't sorted any data....

Hi, I have used the following code to sort two sets of data:

awk '{printf "%10s %s\n",$1,$2}'

The first column is text and the second involves numbers. I was just wondering how i would go...

Try using google to look for some tutorials, there are quite a few out there :)

I tried this, but it only returned one log

I want it in two columns, kinda the same as in a table format, like in my original porst.

I tried putting a "\t" in the sed, whilst this spaced out the matches, they arent all aligned in a second...

Ah, sorry I must have missed a bit of the code, was doing it early in the morning ¬_¬.

Is there anyway to format that so the webpages are in one colum and the seperated hits in another?

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It just does the same output as it does before when I use this.

The other awk one doesnt display the hits, it just displays the directory of the wepages in two columns.

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I currently have many log files for different webpages inside the folder /log/. The program allows the user to enter a month and then the grep function searches for it, the command i used is...