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Thank you Corona, it worked just perfect! However, now I need to do this process for a bunch of *.pcap.gz files and I'll try to integrate your suggestion in a shell script. Cheers!

Hi,

I have a .pcap.gz file and I would like to initially gzip it and then pass the resulting .pcap filename as an argument to a piped tool; the right-hand tool is not standardized linux tool but a...

this helped a lot, thank you again!

thanks Yoda! It worked...now found 277 new records! Anyhow, just out of curiosity, what was the reason I was obtaining only 67 instances from the previous code? It would be great if you can...

Hi,

I know that this topic has been discussed in the past and I've tried to follow all the guidelines. Anyhow, I following describe my problem.

I have a file (file1 , no. records = 67)...

dear tukuyomi, i'm following exactly what you wrote and still i get only the column of $1 from file 2

akm@snoopy:~/temp$ awk 'NR==FNR{A[$1]=$2;next}$0=$1 OFS A[$1]' file2 file1 > file3...

thank you tukuyomi, however the code you gave me produces only the the first column of file2 and does not go through the comparison...

just to inform that file1 has 2000 unique records and file2...

it does not produce any output...just for the record, i'm on ubuntu

thanks ahamed, unfortunately, i've tried it and it doesn't work.

Hi,

I have a single-column file1 having records like:

00AB01/11
43TG22/00
78RC09/34
......
......

and a second file , file 2 having two columns like

78RC09/34 1
45FD11/11 2...

Dear Corona,

You are right, i should mention it next time:) Thanks for your help.
Also thanks to Chubler_XL, the loop worked perfectly fine!

cheers!

ok,

for example, the client_hour_1.txt is composed by clientIDs formatted as below:



the hour_1.txt contains some stats for each of the clients in the previous file and looks like:


...

Hi Corona and thank you for your quick response

Let me elaborate a bit more on it.
For instance:

the hour_1/clients_hour_1.txt is a single-column file with 700 records (i.e. 700 lines...

Hi,

I have around 400 directories each one named as hour_1/ , hour_2/ .....hour_400/ and each of these contains two files, namely:

File1: hour_1.txt (in hour_1/) , hour_2.txt (in hour_2/)...

Well it seems you guessed correctly, i had a file that was changing because it was still capturing a DSL trace. All fixed now! :) Thanks for your quick reply!

Hi,

I have a bunch of files (around 500) with the .log extension and each having a different name. Is there an easy way to concatenate them all into a single file?
I've tried:

cat *.log >...

Dear both, it worked perfectly fine! Thank you!

I've also successfully employed the second awk command within a second while-do-done that is performed after a new find search, the code is as...

the latest code im running after your suggestion is (execAWK.sh) :

this script is placed in /home/tester/datasets/

where the /home/tester/datasets_26_10_11/ contains all the hour_*/...

Hi CarloM,

I've tried that as well (by having my shell script outside the hour_1/ directory) and i get an error for all the cust_*.txt files - this is why i put cust_xxxx.yyyy.txt) :

awk: cmd....

Dear both thank you for your help , i've tried both your approaches, unfortunately none works

based on vgersh99

#!/usr/bin/sh

set -xv

find /home/tester/datasets_26_10_11/hour_1/ -name...

Hi,

I've been going through some trial-error procedures...

basically :


!usr/bin/sh

set -xv

find /home/tester/datasets_26_10_11/hour_1/ -name "cust_*.txt" -type f | \


while read...

Thank you to both CarloM and felipe.vinturin! The first part works fine, but the last two awk commands seem to not find the requested files. The first command successfully generates all the...

Hi,

It seems that the problem occurs due to the fileBaseName and fileDirName...they don't actually hold any values and i'm keep getting the error:



are these variables embedded and globally...

thank you again felipe.vinturin for your quick response

I had (and still have your code severely in mind) but if i use the find<Path> part wouldn't this need to be iterated through a loop in order...

Hi,

I have a directory /home/datasets/ which contains a bunch (720) of subdirectories called hour_1/ hour_2/ etc..etc.. in each of these there is a single text file called (hour_1.txt in hour_1/ ,...