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... or using a quick shell :

$ grep "OutOfMemoryException" sample.log > tmp.txt; wc -l tmp.txt

... will copy all relevant lines into tmp.txt AND give you the line count after :)

$ for i in `grep -iH "bizz.rr.com" *; do mv $i /new_directory; done

... will work as well :)

Well, basicaly you have 2 ways to do that. If it's just a matter of editing one file once in a while, I'd use vi for that. If you want to do that on a regular basis, a shell script would be better...

Hi,

I am trying to set up the following :

- One linux box connected to the net, static address, eth0
- No other eth interface on the box

I want to set up this box in a way it can accept...