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Thank you so much that works great!

This is the one I tried and I got the above results:


sed '/OCP/d;/PASSTHRU RESET/d;/Reason/!d;s/ \- /,-,-,/;s/ : /,/;s/\([0-9\.]*\),DIAG[^-]*/&,$DATE,\1/;s/\.,/,/;s/-$//' tst

That one is giving me this:


07/07@04:03:34 - 10.7.2.194 ,DIAG 3x3b: Reason: code 0x60, Sent by kernel,07-08-2011,
07/07@04:03:34 - 10.7.2.194 ,DIAG 3x3b: Reason: code 0x60, Sent by...

This is the output I am getting with that sed command:

07/07@04:03:34 ,-,-, 10.7.2.194 ,DIAG 3x3b: Reason: code 0x60
07/07@04:03:34 ,-,-, 10.7.2.194 ,DIAG 3x3b: Reason: code 0x60
07/07@04:04:14...

Hi! I have a file which I want to search daily for any line that contains the work 'Reason' and I want to take that line and put the data in a certain format using awk or nawk....I do not have gawk...

I don't think it does..I didn't see anything about it in the man pages and this is the error I got:



Jul--%-d
PSP6-SYSG-PC1>>date -d '+3 days' +%b--%-d
date: illegal option -- d
usage: ...

I am trying to change the date format for the following:


YESTER=`TZ=aaa24 date +%b" "%d | sed 's/0/ /'`


TraceList=$(ls -ltR /pdt/logs | grep "$YESTER" | awk '{print $9}')
...

Hi! I am having a bit of a problem with my script. There are two different date formats that may appear in a file, either Jul-12 or Jul--6. I tried to create an if statement that searches for one...

Thanks! Silly mistake on my part...:D

Any idea why this isn't working?


YESTERF=`TZ=aaa24 date +%b"-"%d | sed 's/-0/--/'`


filelist2=$(find /export/home/gen/cks/traces \( -name \*YESTERF\* -name \*DNA\* \) -print | tr '\n' '...

No...Sorry, my mistake... it should be:


10.7.334.245-ADM-Cisco-Jul--1-13-22-33.txt


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Okay,...

I have the following piece of code:



YESTER=`TZ=aaa24 date +%b"-"%d`

filelist2=$(find /export/home/gen/check/logs \( -name \*$YESTER\* ! -name \*ADM\* \) -print | tr '\n' ' ')

nawk...

I am serching for a file created today like so:



TODAY=$(date +"%b-%d")

T_FILE=$(find /export/home/dan/ck/reports/t-status-t.txt-$TODAY-05-00-0?.csv)


The file it is searching for...

Thanks!! Works wonderfully!

that works for sending it to output, but its still putting those IP address on the next line below like so:


Files /export/home/gen/links/inform/10.7.533.44-NDS-AV34-1-Jun-23-1...

Okay so that works for pulling all of the files that end in .txt. However, I have created a variable for yesterday and I am trying to only find the files that contain yesterday in the filename. So...

I tried that but that gives me this error:


find: bad option Scriptingnotes.txt
find: [-H | -L] path-list predicate-list
Files

Thanks for your response. Its giving me the following error:


TrainingScript.sh: syntax error at line 62: `filelist=$' unexpected

I am trying to use either awk or nawk in ksh88 to grep the word "Reason" in multiple files and than print the lines that say "Reason" in a particular format that is different from how they would...

Oh okay...thanks!!

Beautiful! Thanks...I hadn't tried that one

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Actually, one more quick question, I am trying to import...

Thanks everyone for your responses. ctsgnb, your code almost worked perfectly, and it is my fault for not posting the exact file as it is. Your code printed the line after the line that I need,...

Unfortuneately perl is not an option for this.

The initial input file looks like the below example. 'line' just means an insignificant line of text. Basically, I am searching for the lines with the keyword 'unknown' in them and their...

I have a text file with several key words that I am trying to isolate. I have grepped for the unknowns in the text file, but each unknown has a corresponding location. I have created an array that...