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Thanks big time I will give it a try.

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FYI, the code did not work for me but I figured...

Sorry guys for not being clear, I am using Splunk which is a logging tool. It parses out parts of the log for you and even grabs the hostname. For some reason these cisco logs are not grabbing the...

hostname:
areagc11

log:
Oct 25 11:08:18 areagc11 961: Oct 25 18:08:17.536 GMT: %SYS-5-CONFIG_I: Configured from console by someone onvty1 (10.156.72.97)

I am looking for the proper regex to match the hostname "areagc11" of this log.... Any help would be awsome:)

Oct 25 11:08:18 areagc11 961: Oct 25 18:08:17.536 GMT: %SYS-5-CONFIG_I: Configured...

I get a time error?

bash-3.00$ more testing.sh
# assume 15 minutes ago
a=$( date +%H%M )
a=$(( $a - 15 ))
touch -t $a /tmp/Spirent_TCL/testing.log
find...

I have a directory on a Solaris box that has 58 files written to it every 15min. They have a non standard date as part of the file name but always have another name with it. I need to check that...

My example is of the contents of the file so no this won't work.....

Here is a better example.

bash-3.00$ more onstat.log | awk '{print($5,$4)}'
98.32 /dev/rmetrochunk00
99.99...

I have a file I need to monitor with a perl script with the following format. I need to send off a 0 if it is above 95 in the 5th colum and a 1 if it is below. Any help on a simple perl script...